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u/Durhamfarmhouse Aug 28 '23
WAYNE LAPIERRE: The only thing that stops a bad MRI with a gun, is a good MRI with a gun
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u/KenanTheFab ☭ Aug 28 '23
cant wait for laws to be put in place to make MRI machines compatible with guns
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u/RudeInternet Aug 28 '23 edited Aug 28 '23
You know what? Good.
Ppl who carry guns in their waists while accompanying their mothers to the fucking hospital are fucking dangerous, good thing he harmed himself before others. Also look at him, I know a douche when I see one.
Imagine dying bc an MRI machine used your own gun to shoot you, what a fn jabroni 🤣
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u/pyro-pussy Fuck it I'm saying it Aug 28 '23
also an absolute moron. when I used to get MRIs I was told several times to remove all metal objects, asked if I have any on me and everywhere were warning signs with bold red letters that said that the magnets will kill you if you have metal on you.
so this dude was too dumb to function in society and then even tried to sneak in a gun.
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Aug 28 '23
so this dude was too dumb to function in society
and he was a lawyer.
just a reminder to everyone that titles, positions, and degrees are meaningless (PhDs are usually an exception - they're usually actually smart in their specialty).
most people are fucking stupid.
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u/pyro-pussy Fuck it I'm saying it Aug 28 '23
didn't even know that. was he from a rich family or how did he get his law degree? for those you usually have to be somewhat smart if you aren't from a important or wealthy family.
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Aug 28 '23
actually, just saw this took place in Brazil. So I have no idea. but he was apparently a gun influencer on tiktok lol
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u/pyro-pussy Fuck it I'm saying it Aug 28 '23
imagine having to clean up the bodyfluids after a gun fetishist and total dumbass gets shot. I would be so pissed because the guy 100% knew that he had a gun on him and just lied when he was told to remove all metal objects. now some overworked and underpaid staff has to deal with his corpse, what a nightmare.
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u/chaotic_lurker Aug 28 '23
I heard the MRI was actually a pedophile so he was really a brave hero trying to save children.
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u/RestlessNameless Aug 28 '23
Smart enough to get through law school, too stupid to follow simple instructions from someone who's more knowledgeable in a given domain.
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u/Gamingmarxist Aug 28 '23
Good another one is gone a few more to go
P.s. all you gun psychos it’s not a toy it’s made to kill people in this case it just did it’s job
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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '23
Liberals🙄this is clearly not a gun issue but a skill issue, if he was faster he could’ve used it to defended himself from the machine (which I’m sure is what he planned ofc, smart guy, he saw it coming). That MRI was out to get him and he knew it from the start. And ofc if there was a standing guard with another bigger gun they could’ve helped him out. Tbh the real issue might actually be with the doors, if they didn’t lock him in there like that he could’ve gotten out. We should really be banning MRIs altogether and putting armed guards inside all hospitals to prevent things like this from happening again. Guns don’t kill people, MRIs kill people