fureverywhere
beloved friend who will always be with us in spiri
- Location
- Northern NJ, USA
The first headline that comes to mind is that nutjob who shot the newscaster and camera man on live TV. Today I just got an insurance statement from the dentist for my youngest son. He's 20 so I believe over dental coverage with Medicaid. The dentist bill was 1000 something. My old insurance would have picked up 800 of it. But the coverage ended because I was canned. Now I have to figure out Care Credit or time payments. Back to that Vester whoever he was...they say he killed because he was fired. Why he picked that newscaster I don't know. Maybe she replaced him?
Obviously you had a young man with very many mental issues and a gun. But I can almost understand the line of thinking. We now have to figure out a ridiculous amount of money when I haven't yet found gainful employment...because a micro-managing little twerp had an attitude with me. I had three years there before he came. But you could just see the agenda from day one. Who knows how many people he's had a hand in sacking? He's probably targeting people and then building documentation until he has enough to get rid of them.
Then he can handpick a staff that will kiss his feet and butt as he sees fit. I can understand the mindset of someone not playing with a full deck. He would be the first to die, followed by his best buddy he promoted to department manager, then the soul lacking creature who escorted me to empty my locker. Every item from gloves to wrench " Is that yours?! Is that yours?!" It's in my bag now beeyatch, yup it's mine. Get rid of her for the better of the store. But it's all just a dark morbid fantasy. I will never own a gun and they aren't worth hard time anyways...
But it goes to show how mass shootings happen. Someone who knows they're going to turn the gun on themselves when it's all over. Or let the swat team do it for them. I know where to draw the line of fantasy and reality. This was my chance to wake up and finally find a real job. And I'm sending resumes to a whole bunch of places with job security and unions. Frickin' Home Depot...it's not the end of the world except the benefits.
But the rage against these bozos. If I was unhinged and decided a gun was a terrific idea. I kind of understand, and that's really scary.
Obviously you had a young man with very many mental issues and a gun. But I can almost understand the line of thinking. We now have to figure out a ridiculous amount of money when I haven't yet found gainful employment...because a micro-managing little twerp had an attitude with me. I had three years there before he came. But you could just see the agenda from day one. Who knows how many people he's had a hand in sacking? He's probably targeting people and then building documentation until he has enough to get rid of them.
Then he can handpick a staff that will kiss his feet and butt as he sees fit. I can understand the mindset of someone not playing with a full deck. He would be the first to die, followed by his best buddy he promoted to department manager, then the soul lacking creature who escorted me to empty my locker. Every item from gloves to wrench " Is that yours?! Is that yours?!" It's in my bag now beeyatch, yup it's mine. Get rid of her for the better of the store. But it's all just a dark morbid fantasy. I will never own a gun and they aren't worth hard time anyways...
But it goes to show how mass shootings happen. Someone who knows they're going to turn the gun on themselves when it's all over. Or let the swat team do it for them. I know where to draw the line of fantasy and reality. This was my chance to wake up and finally find a real job. And I'm sending resumes to a whole bunch of places with job security and unions. Frickin' Home Depot...it's not the end of the world except the benefits.
But the rage against these bozos. If I was unhinged and decided a gun was a terrific idea. I kind of understand, and that's really scary.