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  Any time he wants the President could declare a State of Emergency and enact a temporary ban on the sale of all guns, used and new, commercial and private. Pleas for one-time exemption to be considered.
  A state of emergency is a situation in which a government is empowered to be able to put through policies that it would normally not be permitted to do, for the safety and protection of its citizens.
  It's not a cure-all but it's something. More than what is being done.
context: They think it might be cartel retaliation as the family was known to rub elbows with gang members. This was a message hit. >
  
  Fuck cartels. Send the military after them at this point. >
  
  Yeah I'm all for an outright hemisphere wide take down of these fucking cunts, idc how many civil rights we need to infringe on. >
  
  We need a big god damn war to teach humanity that we can be a part of something bigger than ourselves >
  
  
  Boudreaux said all the victims died of gunshot wounds, most were shot in the head, including the 10-month-old boy. 
  
  Absolutely brutal. >
  
  I think that is why he got into a shootout with police rather than surrender.  If he executed a 16 YO mother snd a baby with a shot to the head he is never getting out of prison. >
  
  this was gang related and the gang the killers are in are a prison gang. dont think being in prison was something they fear as they will have plenty of friends and protection there >
  
  Death penalty will fix that I guess >
  
  
  The suspects, identified in charging documents as Angel Uriarte, 35, and Noah Beard, 25, are known members of the Norteño gang, Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux said during a news conference. He said the January 16 shooting was the likely result of a conflict with members of the Sureños, a rival gang.
  
  Nortenos means "northerners". Surenos means "southerners". So the conflict is literally between the northern California gang and the southern California gang. >
  
  They are the street level gang afiliates of the Nuestra Familia and Mexican Mafia prison gangs. But you are correct about the geographic component of the rivalry. >
  
  What the fuck is wrong with people. >
  
  Gang violence my dude >
  
  I'm good with the death penalty here... >
  
  
  “The suspects and the victims have a long history of gun violence, heavily active in guns, gang violence, gun violence, and narcotics dealings,” Boudreaux said, adding, “the motive is not exactly clear at this point.”
  
  So it's gang on gang violence then? Why frame it as if it's a random shooting? >
  
  They're not, as quoted by the same person you quoted later in the article
  
  “This was clearly not a random act of violence. This family was targeted by coldblooded killers,” Boudreaux said. >
  
  Why wasn't that piece of information in the headline? 
  Should be "2 arrested in central California gang shooting that left 6 dead." That's it. >
  
  Just an awful situation. Also very confused why a black guy named Noah Beard is running with a Mexican gang? >
  
  You don't know NorCal.  White,/blacks/somoans/south east Asians/ Latinos all running different cliques of nortenos, crips, skraps, bloods and what have you.
  Fresno is central but nothing like SoCal where shit is really homoginist racial wise. >
  
  Seems like these things are happening once a day now.  Damn. >
  
  This happened 10 days ago, this is a follow up story as they finally caught the suspects involved. >
  
  Another one in California. What is wrong with these people ? >
  
  No gun control? >
  
  There are plenty of therapists you can schedule an appointment with. You don’t need to pull out a gun. However, what I saw in this case the 2 individuals apprehended were out to kill these people. 
  A gun definitely made it easier for them. 
  No matter how hard the laws are criminals will get guns. 
  I remember when President Reagan declared a war on drugs. How many are dying every year from overdoses? 
  If I knew the exactly how to solve both of these problems I would enter politics >
  
  
  There are plenty of therapists you can schedule an appointment with.
  
  Maybe I'm just a pessimist, but I think it would take more than private therapy sessions to solve gang violence. 
  Unless you're referring to group therapy, which the main hurdle would then be getting them all in one room with a therapist who feels safe enough to conduct the session. >
  
  The therapy i was referring to was for individuals. That’s how this started. 
  However , the gang violence you were referring to probably was caused in part by other gang violence like riots in Minneapolis and Portland. These traitors ,as you call them, was tired of burning cities and mass vandalism. Which went on for days or weeks. 
  I agree mass therapy isn’t going to work. 
  But do you think the violence in the 2 cities I imentioned was acceptable ? >
  
  What are you on about? This shooting was gang related. I dont think its acceptable but what does any of this have to do with riots? We're talking gangs here, not agent provocateurs. This has nothing to do with Minneapolis or Portland. 
  
  "The suspects, identified in charging documents as Angel Uriarte, 35, and Noah Beard, 25, are known members of the Norteño gang, Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux said during a news conference. He said the January 16 shooting was the likely result of a conflict with members of the Sureños, a rival gang" >
  
  Something had to cause people to want to start a rebellion. I think that the events in Minneapolis and Portland both had an impact on the January 6th event. These extreme right wing people, IMO, were fed up. I guess they felt storming the Capitol was how they would get their point across. We both know it was a bad move. Those going to prison now probably think the same thing. >
  
  What rebellion? Gangs are not a rebellion.. the only thing you can say they're remotely rebelling/protesting against is their rival gang. This has nothing to do with the Jan 6th Capital riots. Where in the world are you getting these protest/riot claims from? They have nothing to do with this specific situation. Gang violence has always been a problem, for several decades. Gang member starts shooting at other gang members, innocent people sadly get caught in the crossfire or accidentally hit. It's not new, certainly been around longer than the riots you're talking about. >
  
  Are you referring to drug gangs ? Or gangs that vandalized Portland ? Or just referring to January 6 people as a gang ? >
  
  
  Are you referring to drug gangs ?
  
  Yes, the ones named in the article specifically are called the Norteño and the Sureños
  
  Or gangs that vandalized Portland ? 
  
  No. This article doesnt have anything to do with Portland. You were the one that brought that up. 
  
  Or just referring to January 6 people as a gang ?
  
  This article has nothing to do with Jan 6. Again, you were the one that brought that up. QAnon types are more cult-ish rather than a gang anyway, so I personally wouldnt refer to them as a gang. They're more like a dangerous cult. >
  
  
  If I must choose between a law written by men 230 years ago and my life, then I'm choosing my life.
  
  Gang members who executed a 16yr old mother and her baby are not going to care about gun laws. >
  
  Yep, gun laws are not going to do anything in cases like this.
  But they would have an impact on things like school-and other shootings.
  Or with in-family killings because someone lost their mind for whatever reason. >
  
  Lol totally unrelated to the topic at hand >
  
  Dude I commented on mentioned gunlaw so I disagree.
  I didn't comment on the head topic, I reacted on a sub-comment. >
  
  As long as the shooters 2nd Amendment rights are protected, that comes before the right to get through life without being shot dead in America yee haa cowboy