It's hard to identify some of these people. I've told the story here about my client who thinks end times are imminent and refused to pay his quarterly federal tax payments (for reference I'm a CPA/Tax advisor) but he still paid his state estimates quarterly and also was sure to file his federal return by October 16 this year which included about $5K in interest/penalties that he could have avoided by paying quarterly.
Is that mentally ill? It sure as fuck seems so to me.
And again...another client just this week called with a simple tax question and ended up feeding us a diatribe about end times coming because of what is going on in Israel. Mentally ill? Fuck yes.
Anyone who believes that Jesus is going to be walking the streets soon and leaving non-believers to be slaughtered is fucking crazy and shouldn't be allowed to have a fucking gun.
The end times are what evangelicals believe and are actively working to achieve as they truly believe in the second coming and think they’ll be saved. And now there’s one as speaker. People need to wake the fuck up. The fucking guy is second in line to being POTUS with launch codes.
Democrats wanted to kick McCarthy out. Be careful what you wish for.
I didn’t wish for Kevie, Scaley, Gym Jordan or this fucknut cult member. And excuse me, is Matt Getts Off a dem or was that Hakeem dressed in a Matt Getts Off costume?
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
I'm not afraid to answer it. I don't know the answer. Why don't you provide some facts? Oh, because you can't.
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
I'm not afraid to answer it. I don't know the answer. Why don't you provide some facts? Oh, because you can't.
Would like you to wager a guess, JB? Why don't you use google like you've been feverishly doing in the other thread? Does a google search not work for you regarding this subject? lol
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
I'm not afraid to answer it. I don't know the answer. Why don't you provide some facts? Oh, because you can't.
Would like you to wager a guess, JB? Why don't you use google like you've been feverishly doing in the other thread? Does a google search not work for you regarding this subject? lol
You're the one with the question. Why can't you answer it yourself?
The speaker offered his prayers and that we must all pray it will get us through this 😂😂😂
It's not funny when people die.
It’s not funny when all the gun zealots can offer is prayers! But at this point it’s just funny that that’s all they fall back on prayers 🤣🤣🤣🙏🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
You laugh at people dying. That's cute.
Take it as you may! What do you do when you hear about another preventable massacre? Do you get on you knees and pray out loud to dear Jesus 😂😂😂 I’ll just keep laughing
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
I'm not afraid to answer it. I don't know the answer. Why don't you provide some facts? Oh, because you can't.
Would like you to wager a guess, JB? Why don't you use google like you've been feverishly doing in the other thread? Does a google search not work for you regarding this subject? lol
You're the one with the question. Why can't you answer it yourself?
Why are you afraid to even ponder why this problem only exists in America? I think it is quite telling that you will not even attempt to answer that question. Quite telling, indeed.
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
I'm not afraid to answer it. I don't know the answer. Why don't you provide some facts? Oh, because you can't.
Would like you to wager a guess, JB? Why don't you use google like you've been feverishly doing in the other thread? Does a google search not work for you regarding this subject? lol
You're the one with the question. Why can't you answer it yourself?
It’s because of greater control and lack of easy access to guns via lax laws and less proliferation of guns.
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
I'm not afraid to answer it. I don't know the answer. Why don't you provide some facts? Oh, because you can't.
Would like you to wager a guess, JB? Why don't you use google like you've been feverishly doing in the other thread? Does a google search not work for you regarding this subject? lol
You're the one with the question. Why can't you answer it yourself?
Why are you afraid to even ponder why this problem only exists in America? I think it is quite telling that you will not even attempt to answer that question. Quite telling, indeed.
It is telling that you can't answer your own question.
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
I'm not afraid to answer it. I don't know the answer. Why don't you provide some facts? Oh, because you can't.
Would like you to wager a guess, JB? Why don't you use google like you've been feverishly doing in the other thread? Does a google search not work for you regarding this subject? lol
You're the one with the question. Why can't you answer it yourself?
It’s because of greater control and lack of easy access to guns via lax laws and less proliferation of guns.
Sorry I had to jump in there.
Thanks Beaver.
A follow up for you, since the maga has declined. Do you think the rest of the world would have even less gun violence if all of their citizens had waaaay more guns than they currently do?
"Law enforcement officials in Maine tell CNN that Card is a certified firearms instructor and a member of the US Army Reserve. Card had recently made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Saco, Maine, and also reported mental health issues, including hearing voices, the officials said." https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/25/us/lewiston-maine-shooting/index.html
How you can make threats, have reported mental health issues and keep your guns and be an instructor is part of the problem.
Many of these shootings could've been prevented but action isn't taken when it should be.
Maybe we should ask the rest of the world about how they are preventing them from happening in their country. I wonder what the consensus would be? What do you reckon there, JB?
You tell me. Do some research and let me know.
I asked you first. It seems as if this is another question you don't want to answer? Seems to be a trend...
At least I'm producing actual information.
By telling people to do research? Why do you think other country's do not have this same problem? Is mental health an issue only Americans suffer with?
You tell me. You keep asking questions and aren't willing to do your own research.
What? I have asked you this one question. Why are you afraid to answer it? Can you answer that at least?
I'm not afraid to answer it. I don't know the answer. Why don't you provide some facts? Oh, because you can't.
Would like you to wager a guess, JB? Why don't you use google like you've been feverishly doing in the other thread? Does a google search not work for you regarding this subject? lol
You're the one with the question. Why can't you answer it yourself?
It’s because of greater control and lack of easy access to guns via lax laws and less proliferation of guns.
Sorry I had to jump in there.
Thanks Beaver.
A follow up for you, since the maga has declined. Do you think the rest of the world would have even less gun violence if all of their citizens had waaaay more guns than they currently do?
Ah yes, the double down response to the problem where thinking more guns will reduce violence because the potential shooter will apply calculated logic and weigh out the risks before deciding to kill people. Let’s also ignore the fact that most mass shooters are suicidal because that’s contradicts out shootout fantasies.
The alternative is acknowledging that our country has made a huge ongoing mistake for 50 years with regard to guns and then try to figure out where to go from here. I don’t see the republicans doing this any time soon.
The speaker offered his prayers and that we must all pray it will get us through this 😂😂😂
It's not funny when people die.
It’s not funny when all the gun zealots can offer is prayers! But at this point it’s just funny that that’s all they fall back on prayers 🤣🤣🤣🙏🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
You laugh at people dying. That's cute.
oh FFS stop being so intentionally disingenuous. You know he's not laughing at people dying. He's been here for years decrying your nation's gun violence problem. But you just feel the need to score self points to feel better.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
I hope you can find it in your heart to see how ridiculous this is. Mental health issue? There are mental health issues all over the world. You know what the actual problem is here. Everyone does. Yet 40% of the country is simply afraid to admit it.
‘No Way To Prevent This,’ Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens
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LEWISTON, ME—In the hours following a violent rampage in Maine in which a lone attacker killed at least 16 individuals and injured numerous others, citizens living in the only country where this kind of mass killing routinely occurs reportedly concluded Wednesday that there was no way to prevent the massacre from taking place. “This was a terrible tragedy, but sometimes these things just happen and there’s nothing anyone can do to stop them,” said Idaho resident Peter Carter, echoing sentiments expressed by tens of millions of individuals who reside in a nation where over half of the world’s deadliest mass shootings have occurred in the past 50 years and whose citizens are 20 times more likely to die of gun violence than those of other developed nations. “It’s a shame, but what can we do? There really wasn’t anything that was going to keep this individual from snapping and killing a lot of people if that’s what they really wanted.” At press time, residents of the only economically advanced nation in the world where roughly two mass shootings have occurred every month for the past eight years were referring to themselves and their situation as “helpless.”
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Guns are not the problem. People are the problem. They need to stop whining grow thicker, bulletproof skin.
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
If the whole Jesus thing is true do we honestly believe he’s still hanging out watching us?
Free will. Jesus has nothing to do with it.
But if FF gets elected again he’s stupid enough to cause the rapture.
Jesus is retired. His sister is the one who is going to show up next time around and, to be frank, she is pissed. She is also a big fan of Paul Westerberg. and Elvis Costello so you know she has something on the ball. You can read here story in Gorman Bechard's The Second Greatest Story Ever Told:
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
If the whole Jesus thing is true do we honestly believe he’s still hanging out watching us?
Free will. Jesus has nothing to do with it.
But if FF gets elected again he’s stupid enough to cause the rapture.
Jesus is retired. His sister is the one who is going to show up next time around and, to be frank, she is pissed. She is also a big fan of Paul Westerberg. and Elvis Costello so you know she has something on the ball. You can read here story in Gorman Bechard's The Second Greatest Story Ever Told:
Stacey Deslauriers, 46, was driving when she got the call.
At first she struggled to understand what her boyfriend was saying over the sound of the police sirens: Her ex-husband of 14 years, the father of her adult children, had died in the bowling alley.
She pulled over, sobbing. She’d known Michael Deslauriers since they were in elementary school.
“He was an amazing man,” she said. “An amazing father. An amazing provider.”
She wasn’t surprised, she said, when Michael’s girlfriend — who had been with him when the gunman stormed Just-In-Time Recreation, a bowling alley — told her that Michael had tried to fight back. He’d urged her to hide behind the ball rack, she said, before lunging at the attacker.
The couple had been bowling with friends next to a children’s league.
Michael’s first instinct was to protect the kids, Stacey Deslauriers said.
Sacramento Kings Coach Mike Brown declined to talk about basketball at a news conference Wednesday, instead using the time to speak about the shooting in Lewiston, Maine.
“I’m not that smart, but I know we, as a country, got to do something,” he said as the news conference began. He called the shooting “sad” and “absolutely disgusting.”
Brown dodged questions from journalists wanting to talk about his team’s 130-114 win against the Utah Jazz, saying that the shooting was a sad day for America and for the world. “We sit here and watch this happen time after time after time after time, and nobody does anything about it,” he said. “This is going to keep happening.”
“Our kids aren’t going to be able to enjoy what the United States is about because we don’t know how to fix a problem that is right in front of us,” Brown said. He noted that some NBA players have been outspoken on gun-control issues, including Chris Paul and LeBron James.
“Can I ask you a basketball question?” one member of the media asked Brown.
“I don’t even want to talk basketball, I am sorry. We played a game. Obviously, we won. If we can’t fix this, it is over for our country,” he said, before standing up and ending the interview.
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A follow up for you, since the maga has declined. Do you think the rest of the world would have even less gun violence if all of their citizens had waaaay more guns than they currently do?
-EV 8/14/93
-EV 8/14/93
I hope you can find it in your heart to see how ridiculous this is. Mental health issue? There are mental health issues all over the world. You know what the actual problem is here. Everyone does. Yet 40% of the country is simply afraid to admit it.
https://www.theonion.com/no-way-to-prevent-this-says-only-nation-where-this-r-1850961776
‘No Way To Prevent This,’ Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens
LEWISTON, ME—In the hours following a violent rampage in Maine in which a lone attacker killed at least 16 individuals and injured numerous others, citizens living in the only country where this kind of mass killing routinely occurs reportedly concluded Wednesday that there was no way to prevent the massacre from taking place. “This was a terrible tragedy, but sometimes these things just happen and there’s nothing anyone can do to stop them,” said Idaho resident Peter Carter, echoing sentiments expressed by tens of millions of individuals who reside in a nation where over half of the world’s deadliest mass shootings have occurred in the past 50 years and whose citizens are 20 times more likely to die of gun violence than those of other developed nations. “It’s a shame, but what can we do? There really wasn’t anything that was going to keep this individual from snapping and killing a lot of people if that’s what they really wanted.” At press time, residents of the only economically advanced nation in the world where roughly two mass shootings have occurred every month for the past eight years were referring to themselves and their situation as “helpless.”
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
‘An amazing father’: Bowling alley victim tried to fight back
Return to menuStacey Deslauriers, 46, was driving when she got the call.
At first she struggled to understand what her boyfriend was saying over the sound of the police sirens: Her ex-husband of 14 years, the father of her adult children, had died in the bowling alley.
She pulled over, sobbing. She’d known Michael Deslauriers since they were in elementary school.
“He was an amazing man,” she said. “An amazing father. An amazing provider.”
She wasn’t surprised, she said, when Michael’s girlfriend — who had been with him when the gunman stormed Just-In-Time Recreation, a bowling alley — told her that Michael had tried to fight back. He’d urged her to hide behind the ball rack, she said, before lunging at the attacker.
The couple had been bowling with friends next to a children’s league.
Michael’s first instinct was to protect the kids, Stacey Deslauriers said.
“He was a hero,” she said. “Truly a hero.”
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‘I don’t even want to talk basketball,’ Sacramento Kings coach says
Return to menuSacramento Kings Coach Mike Brown declined to talk about basketball at a news conference Wednesday, instead using the time to speak about the shooting in Lewiston, Maine.
“I’m not that smart, but I know we, as a country, got to do something,” he said as the news conference began. He called the shooting “sad” and “absolutely disgusting.”
Brown dodged questions from journalists wanting to talk about his team’s 130-114 win against the Utah Jazz, saying that the shooting was a sad day for America and for the world. “We sit here and watch this happen time after time after time after time, and nobody does anything about it,” he said. “This is going to keep happening.”
“Our kids aren’t going to be able to enjoy what the United States is about because we don’t know how to fix a problem that is right in front of us,” Brown said. He noted that some NBA players have been outspoken on gun-control issues, including Chris Paul and LeBron James.
“Can I ask you a basketball question?” one member of the media asked Brown.
“I don’t even want to talk basketball, I am sorry. We played a game. Obviously, we won. If we can’t fix this, it is over for our country,” he said, before standing up and ending the interview.
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