Kerry: Air conditioners as big a threat as ISIS

[Coach is Back!]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/07/23/kerry-air-conditioners-as-big-threat-as-isis.html

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[_bruce_]

Isn't there a huge air conditioner in "Club 322" to diffuse those pesky fumes of ye old Geronimo... 

[SquidVicious]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/07/23/kerry-air-conditioners-as-big-threat-as-isis.html

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Just yesterday, fifteen air conditioners fell from a NYC skyscraper onto innocent civilians killing 7 below in what Obama called workplace violence and domestic terrorism.

[240 is Back]

http://theantimedia.org/10-things-more-likely-to-kill-you-than-islamic-terror/

9. Police: According to a three-year average of American police killings logged by killedbypolice.net — a more comprehensive database than the federal government’s — police killed 998 people on average per year from 2013-2015. That’s roughly 312 times the average annual number of people killed by Islamic extremists since 9/11. The average number of people killed by Islamic terrorism in the last three years is 7.7 — including the recent shooting in San Bernardino — and by that parallel measure, police are still about 130 times deadlier than terrorists.

[Irongrip400]

http://theantimedia.org/10-things-more-likely-to-kill-you-than-islamic-terror/

9. Police: According to a three-year average of American police killings logged by killedbypolice.net — a more comprehensive database than the federal government’s — police killed 998 people on average per year from 2013-2015. That’s roughly 312 times the average annual number of people killed by Islamic extremists since 9/11. The average number of people killed by Islamic terrorism in the last three years is 7.7 — including the recent shooting in San Bernardino — and by that parallel measure, police are still about 130 times deadlier than terrorists.

Did that include the Orlando club? Also even though the statistics point out that you're probably less likely to be killed by a terrorist, it just goes to show that the tides are turning and it's happening more and more.

[240 is Back]

Did that include the Orlando club? Also even though the statistics point out that you're probably less likely to be killed by a terrorist, it just goes to show that the tides are turning and it's happening more and more.

nope, that was 2015 stats.   been a bad bad year.   still not sure about motive of the ORL attack - the dude was all over the map, claming multiple groups, i wasn't sure if he was a copycat or motivated by love, etc?  He had some love shit going on at the club, didn't he?   either way, it's terror, whether the motive is religion or some relationship shit... feels the same to the poor people in the club.

[Twaddle]

http://theantimedia.org/10-things-more-likely-to-kill-you-than-islamic-terror/

9. Police: According to a three-year average of American police killings logged by killedbypolice.net — a more comprehensive database than the federal government’s — police killed 998 people on average per year from 2013-2015. That’s roughly 312 times the average annual number of people killed by Islamic extremists since 9/11. The average number of people killed by Islamic terrorism in the last three years is 7.7 — including the recent shooting in San Bernardino — and by that parallel measure, police are still about 130 times deadlier than terrorists.

Out of the 998 police killings, how many were murder?   

[240 is Back]

Out of the 998 police killings, how many were murder?   

dunno.   

my point of the post is that which terrorism is scary and terrible and should be defeated, statistically, there are much bigger things to worry about.

[Pray_4_War]

Anyone who voted for this dimwit in 2004 should off themselves.

[bigkid]

Out of the 998 police killings, how many were murder?   

Not many.  Considering no cops were convicted of murder in 2014 or 2015.  But lets not let that get in the way of 240 copy and pasting uncorrelated stats.

[Twaddle]

dunno.   

my point of the post is that which terrorism is scary and terrible and should be defeated, statistically, there are much bigger things to worry about.

You used completely unrelated statistics, so the point of your post is moot. 

It would be equally stupid to say, "Americans are much more likely to die of old age than terrorism, statistically, there are much bigger things to worry about."   

[Nails]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/air-conditioning-repairman-nearly-beats-200900660.html


Air Conditioning Repairman Nearly Beats Woman to Death During House Call: Cops

[240 is Back]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/07/23/kerry-air-conditioners-as-big-threat-as-isis.html

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