FSU shooting

[smithers599]

Right now nobody knows much.
But at this moment, God is sitting on his golden throne hearing prayers from liberals, saying "Please God, let it be a white supremacist with a MAGA hat, using an AR15 or AK47 and a ghost gun with high capacity clip" -- while simultaneously hearing prayers from conservatives, saying "Please God, let it be an illegal alien named Jose or Muhammed, or a transgender with purple hair and metal boogers, using a double barrel shotgun and a .38 revolver."

[pneuby]

Smithers, you said it , fo SHO!

Closest thing I read so far. ...

An employee who works in the Bellamy Building told a reporter the building was on lockdown and law enforcement was evacuating people floor by floor. That same person said she heard what sounded like gunfire inside the building. Still another person in the same building reported what sounded like semi-automatic gunfire.

[smithers599]

“I was leaving the union with my food. There’s a road next to it and I was walking and this guy pulls up in an orange Hummer, and he gets out with a rifle and shoots in my direction. There were a couple other kids near me,” Heeter said. “I think he was shooting and he missed. So he goes back into his car and grabs a pistol, then he turns and shoots the lady in front of him. That’s when I just started running.”

Heeter said she heard about 15 rounds fired for about 20 to 30 seconds. She said she then called the police at 11:57 p.m. to report the shooting.

She described the shooter as a “normal college dude" who was wearing an orange T-shirt and khaki shorts. She described him as white with light hair.

[Suck My Glock]

Well,...it turns out the shooter is the son of a local sheriff deputy and used her department handgun.

So, at least this throws a wrench in the enemy's typical refrain of "only the cops should have guns".

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... dates.html

[XJThrottle]

Well,...it turns out the shooter is the son of a local sheriff deputy and used her department handgun.

So, at least this throws a wrench in the enemy's typical refrain of "only the cops should have guns".

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... dates.html

Kinda..

'This was a handgun that that deputy used prior to them transitioning to a new handgun and so it was her personal handgun.

[smithers599]

So it turns out the Piece Of Ordure (POO) was a Trump-supporting white supremacist. So, here we go. Oh well, you play the hand you’re dealt.

[sonofbp]

Nope, dude was a TDS suffering pro palestine protestor. Not that it really matters to the msn idiots

[smithers599]

From Townhall.com:

Initial reports reveal that Ikner was politically active on campus. Florida voter registration records show he was registered as a Republican. He was quoted in an FSU student newspaper article about anti-Trump protests and appeared to mock those demonstrating against the president, according to CNN.

“These people are usually pretty entertaining, usually not for good reasons,” Ikner, who was described as a political science major, was quoted as saying. “I think it’s a little too late, he’s (Trump) already going to be inaugurated on Jan. 20 and there’s not really much you can do unless you outright revolt, and I don’t think anyone wants that.”

Ikner was featured in FSU News in January before Trump's inauguration.

He was reportedly a political science major.

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— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) April 17, 2025

Ikner was involved in an extracurricular political club years ago. Reid Seybold, an FSU student, told CNN he was acquainted with the suspect and met him in the club.

“He had continually made enough people uncomfortable where certain people had stopped coming. That’s kind of when we reached the breaking point with Phoenix, and we asked him to leave,” he told CNN.

Seybold claimed Ikner’s comments went “beyond conservatism,” and often railed against “the ravages of multiculturalism and communism and how it’s ruining America.”

Seybold told NBC News, “Basically, our only rule was no Nazis – colloquially speaking – and he espoused so much white supremacist rhetoric, and far-right rhetoric, as well, to the point where we had to exercise that rule.”

Either one of the reports is wrong, or they are both accurate, and the guy was not just a lunatic, but a bipolar lunatic.