Rants and Raves

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;5259092]You didn't read about Young's? He killed a white guy on-prem and a Hispanic dude who was coming out of a business next door. Parlors don't have couches with female employees sitting on them in a waiting area. I'm sure the perp just shot at whomever was close by.[/QUOTE]It is not the point of the post and this threat but I do see couches around the lobby area of some parlors, like Li on Windy Hill, Angel in Doraville, Yue on Canton have them, just to name a few. I bet now no one will sit there anymore.

[QUOTE=HobbyMan51;5260406]He didn't call them jizz dumpsters specifically. He was calling out all of those mongers out there who only see these women as jizz dumpsters easily replaced. No offense taken. I understand the emotion behind what you are saying. Like you and many others on this thread I have thought of little else today and the pain the families and the friends must be going through right now. Sometimes there are just no words to adequately describe such an obscene awfulness as this.[/QUOTE]I agree with Hobbyman, he was not disparaging the women, but calling out the hypocrites who have called these women those things, yet now act all distraught and upset over this tragedy. And he was challenging them to actually step up and take some action and do something like start a Gofundme instead of just hollow words.

[QUOTE=Grover13;5260967]First, I haven't been on these boards in years but I use to participate and this was the first place I decided to look for news. Second, this whole thing was a senseless killing of innocent people by a crazy guy. Third, I want to respectfully challenge all of the hate crime sentiment that is being thrown around. Again, this guy was a crazy guy who I have no doubt was motivated by the industry and whatever weird temptations he felt. If he was gay and these were gay spas with homosexual men who were shot, that would be called a hate crime. If this industry was Hispanic, it would be called a hate crime. If it was white women, it would be called a misogynistic hate crime. Correlation is not causation. If he hated asians, he would have gone to Buford highway and shot up a flea market or a Ramen noodle shop. This was Spa specific and spas happen to be run by Asian women. Why does everything have to be twisted to prove there is hatred in this country?[/QUOTE]There have been forces in our country for years attempting to divide us. Forces attacking from all directions. Multiculturalism is a direct affront to.

" ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE".

[QUOTE=FrostyMan;5259866]One of Korea's big dailies, Chosun Ilbo, has a witness at the spa saying the killer shouted "I am going to kill all the Asians" but law enforcement says this isn't "racially motivated. ".

The police chose to omit this.

https://www.chosun.com/international/us/2021/03/17/XSDXYLMAQZCC5JWMQ4HGRZGOG4/?outputType=amp&__twitter_impression=true

From the article:

The Korea-Japan News Atlanta quoted A, an employee of the massage station "Gold Massage Spa" where the shooting occurred, saying that the suspect "would kill all Asians" at the time of the shooting. Mr. A was in the store at the time of the shooting, but reportedly avoided it and then told the nearby Office of Korea.

According to the media, police visited a nearby Office of Korea and advised business owners to close, saying it was likely a hate crime targeting Asians.[/QUOTE]Probably calls it's full of shit, just like you.

[QUOTE=NightOwl2548;5260825]I am somewhat startled by how visible the spas down there are? Up here they are just plain old houses in old run down rust belt areas with a small non eye catching sign out front and a simple neon "open" sign in the window. These seem to be lit up like Vegas. Don't they worry about frigid types like those ganging on against Cuomo noticing them and looking into it?[/QUOTE]Atlanta is a convention center town. Locals go to these places and it discussed here from time to time, but you will also see comments that it' primarily for those from out of town. There is a group of similar stores in that location arguably targeting the convention business so they are intentionally easy to find. There are also similar establishments, strip clubs, lingerie modeling within a couple of blocks. I'm guessing what you are describing is mostly for quiet local business.

It's a tragedy what happened. I think people will return to some normalcy in a few weeks.

[QUOTE=OopaRam;5260997]It is not the point of the post and this threat but I do see couches around the lobby area of some parlors, like Li on Windy Hill, Angel in Doraville, Yue on Canton have them, just to name a few. I bet now no one will sit there anymore.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Jackbb;5260923]I am sorry to hear about these tragic killings. I'm not from Atlanta, but have visited other spas around the country. I believe these spas provide much-needed service to men, who do not have a personal relationship in their life. Many men do not have the social skills or ability to have "normal" sexual relations with other women. These spa women provide female interaction to these men, who are either too shy or unattractive to other women. Apparently, the killer is this type of man. It is sad this guy was so emotionally and intellectually screwed up to do what he did.

In closing, I have always thought the spas provided relief to men, who might otherwise rape or murder a woman, who might set them off. I think of the spa workers more as service workers, who provide a needed social service. It's too bad that it's not legal. Hopefully, it will be in the future. I know it won't be in my lifetime.[/QUOTE]You nailed the root of the problem when you say "men who do not have social skills to have normal sexual relations with women".

Why does just about every mass shooting involve a young single man, usually a loner, who has a proven history of being awkward around other people and especially women?

We need stronger intervention during the high school years to find these types of loners and apply psychiatric methods to correct their fucked up brain chemistry. These are the types of guys who go on to become serial killers and mass shooters, and most of them have a repeated history of failing out of schools and jobs.

This is the first story I've seen so far on these very unfortunate murders that has dove deeper into what our AMPs provide:

[URL]https://news.yahoo.com/atlanta-spa-shootings-illicit-reviews-193108321.html[/URL]

And by the way, I'm wondering, was Youngs (a CAMP, I'm told) known as much for its "legit" massages as otherwise. The presence of the Caucasian woman customer who was shot would seem to indicate as much.

[QUOTE=ComTech42;5261013]There have been forces in our country for years attempting to divide us. Forces attacking from all directions. Multiculturalism is a direct affront to.

" ONE NATION INDIVISIBLE".[/QUOTE]The media (left wing) wants to twist this into a white against Asian hate crime, it is not. It is blatantly obvious and by the killers admission he is a sick man that decided he was going to eliminate sexual temptation then head to Florida and kill porn people in Miami. Porn people in Miami are white, black, and Hispanic, he wasn't targeting by race, he was targeting by who had serviced him or "tempted him to do wrong". Guy was a sick man, but didn't kill out of the race of the women.

[QUOTE=TwistedBrother;5261127]This is the first story I've seen so far on these very unfortunate murders that has dove deeper into what our AMPs provide:

[URL]https://news.yahoo.com/atlanta-spa-shootings-illicit-reviews-193108321.html[/URL]

And by the way, I'm wondering, was Youngs (a CAMP, I'm told) known as much for its "legit" massages as otherwise. The presence of the Caucasian woman customer who was shot would seem to indicate as much.[/QUOTE]Leftwing radicals will do anything to keep the working man down, unhappy, and compliant to what they deem as "acceptable". Again though the fact that the higher powers of the government go to these places to will keep them open.

[QUOTE=TwistedBrother;5261127]This is the first story I've seen so far on these very unfortunate murders that has dove deeper into what our AMPs provide:

[URL]https://news.yahoo.com/atlanta-spa-shootings-illicit-reviews-193108321.html[/URL]

And by the way, I'm wondering, was Youngs (a CAMP, I'm told) known as much for its "legit" massages as otherwise. The presence of the Caucasian woman customer who was shot would seem to indicate as much.[/QUOTE]There are plenty of CAMPs that do more legit business than you might imagine, particularly in areas where there is a lot of money and the location doesn't look creepy.

I've never gotten political on this board before, but the (liberal) National Media wants this to be a hate crime.

MSNBC is even doubting the perp's own confession that he's a sex addict and himself saying [I]This is not a hate crime[/I]. T doesn't fit their immediate narrative that this is a hate crime. That way they can blame Trump's "China Virus" talk, and blame Republicans. And find something slanderous to report, because they sure don't want to have to report on the border crisis or Cuomo. They want to keep the Anti-Trump story going.

This whole story would take on a "George Flynn" life of it's own if the perp had not survived. Now the regretful liberal media is having to backtrack, or at least slow down, all of the "hate crime" talk.

[QUOTE=TwistedBrother;5258996]Most of the national media are saying it's likely a hate crime, or religious zealot. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Grover13;5260967]First, I haven't been on these boards in years but I use to participate and this was the first place I decided to look for news. Second, this whole thing was a senseless killing of innocent people by a crazy guy. Third, I want to respectfully challenge all of the hate crime sentiment that is being thrown around. Again, this guy was a crazy guy who I have no doubt was motivated by the industry and whatever weird temptations he felt. If he was gay and these were gay spas with homosexual men who were shot, that would be called a hate crime. If this industry was Hispanic, it would be called a hate crime. If it was white women, it would be called a misogynistic hate crime. Correlation is not causation. If he hated asians, he would have gone to Buford highway and shot up a flea market or a Ramen noodle shop. This was Spa specific and spas happen to be run by Asian women. Why does everything have to be twisted to prove there is hatred in this country?[/QUOTE]Yeah, so all the hundreds of videos of Asians being targeted post pandemic is fake then? By your logic he could have just shot up multiple strip clubs that are known to be more than just strip clubs. Fuck that guy!

That is the liberal media agenda. The liberal media seeks to enhance and fuel the racial divide in this country. They somehow feel this will create more sympathy and ease racial tension. In reality, all they do is make it worse.

[QUOTE]Why does everything have to be twisted to prove there is hatred in this country?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SweetIronRod;5260741]After hearing about yesterday's horrific events I just don't know what to think. All three of those spas are ones I was a regular at for a long time. I knew each girl by name and many used to call and text me during their free time. These were real people with real thought and real needs. To take away their life based on any ideal or hate is just simply wrong. I'm just heartbroken. These girls and all the people shot deserved better. This was an act of hatred, racism and worst of all terrorism in my opinion. I really hope and pray for all of the victims and especially their families.[/QUOTE]So sorry to hear about your loss. Does anyone know a way to support the families of the victims? Hate to think about what they're going to be going through.

[QUOTE=TwistedBrother;5261127]This is the first story I've seen so far on these very unfortunate murders that has dove deeper into what our AMPs provide:

[URL]https://news.yahoo.com/atlanta-spa-shootings-illicit-reviews-193108321.html[/URL]

And by the way, I'm wondering, was Youngs (a CAMP, I'm told) known as much for its "legit" massages as otherwise. The presence of the Caucasian woman customer who was shot would seem to indicate as much.[/QUOTE]Yeah, "deeper dive" my ass. This article is full of the usual nonsense about human trafficking that is virtually non-existent. It is always these feminist groups that insist that these ladies are victims. If you know anything beyond superficial details about these businesses, you know this is utter horseshit. Did there use to be cases of trafficking long time ago? Yes. Does trafficking occur in non-Asian spas (I. E. , Latina, Caucasian)? Maybe I don't have the knowledge of these types places. Does trafficking occur in modern KAMPs and CAMPs in the US? NO. Virtually no.

I chuckled with derision when I saw Lisa Ling talking about her outrage about people with her face are being targeted. Yes, it is sadly true now since COVID in particular, but that asshole has been pushing the non-existing trafficking angle to suite her career for many years.

Here is a novel idea, maybe we should stop marginalizing these women and businesses and just let them be (at a minimum). LEOs, politicians, prosecutors need to stop harassing them, and instead PROTECT them! Do you know what happens when you push activities between consenting adults underground by threat of legal repercussions? Illicit and criminal behavior. Uncooperative victims, as we are apparently seeing now with these ladies not talking to police out of fear. Stop with the puritanical "wars on XYZ" and leave consenting adults alone.

[QUOTE=TwistedBrother;5261127]This is the first story I've seen so far on these very unfortunate murders that has dove deeper into what our AMPs provide:

[URL]https://news.yahoo.com/atlanta-spa-shootings-illicit-reviews-193108321.html[/URL]

And by the way, I'm wondering, was Youngs (a CAMP, I'm told) known as much for its "legit" massages as otherwise. The presence of the Caucasian woman customer who was shot would seem to indicate as much.[/QUOTE]Extra were definitely available. As far as CAMPs go, the menu was fairly open. I have notice a trend of CAMPs appealing to more women for legit massages, especially in the suburbs.

[QUOTE=HorndogManX;5260922]The dude who wrote the hate-crime law says it could be, but because they are 'random' women and not because they are Chinese or Korean. They were there. Makes America see them as humans and not objects. Had it been Norcross Latinas and Koreans, there'd be no national outcry. And there should be. We'll see what happens.[/QUOTE]Murder is an act of hatred.

[QUOTE=Grover13;5260967]First, I haven't been on these boards in years but I use to participate and this was the first place I decided to look for news. Second, this whole thing was a senseless killing of innocent people by a crazy guy. Third, I want to respectfully challenge all of the hate crime sentiment that is being thrown around. Again, this guy was a crazy guy who I have no doubt was motivated by the industry and whatever weird temptations he felt. If he was gay and these were gay spas with homosexual men who were shot, that would be called a hate crime. If this industry was Hispanic, it would be called a hate crime. If it was white women, it would be called a misogynistic hate crime. Correlation is not causation. If he hated asians, he would have gone to Buford highway and shot up a flea market or a Ramen noodle shop. This was Spa specific and spas happen to be run by Asian women. Why does everything have to be twisted to prove there is hatred in this country?[/QUOTE]I agree. I think it's wrong to label this as a hate crime as the guy could have gone into an Asian church or Asian store and wiped out a lot more people.

[QUOTE=HaneDales;5261066]It's a tragedy what happened. I think people will return to some normalcy in a few weeks.[/QUOTE]Yes it will because Americans care in the moment, but quickly forget murders, do a search of Atlanta and look at higher profile murders and say to yourself "oh yeah forgot about that". In a month nobody will have this on their minds, it's just the facts, I'm not being mean, but in this country murder is forgotten, we've become numb to it.

[QUOTE=HaneDales;5261066]It's a tragedy what happened. I think people will return to some normalcy in a few weeks.[/QUOTE]I personally can't wait for the dust to settle. In the meantime, girls in other parlors need to make a living too. Help support them in our normal caring loving hugging way.

I hope you folks don't mind another out of stater offering his thoughts on this issue. I came by here mostly looking for an answer to the question of what the female customer was doing at an AMP. I thank Wiseacre and BBInsider for providing an answer.

According to the sheriff, the shooter says he was fighting temptation. He was raised as a fundamentalist Baptist and was active in the church as a youth. My speculation is that he learned a lot of guilt around sex and could not deal with his own needs. That should tell us something about society that is worthy of contemplation. I don't think it is enough just to dismiss this as the act of one crazy guy.

But the fact remains that he targeted Asian sex workers, when there are so many types of sex workers that he could have gone after. Why the AMPs. From what has been in the paper, it sounds like he went to AMPs to get his release. So, no, he did not go hunting random Asians, he picked Asians who were associated in his mind with his sexual compulsion and his guilt. Did he fetishize Asian women, which I've seen occasionally in posts in these fora? And why is there this specialized industry of AMPs, while at least in parts of the country I am familiar with, most other types of massage parlors offering sexual release have been driven out of business. Why have the AMPs survived and flourished? It is clearly not because they dominate the sex industry. On the streets, in strip clubs, in the escort fields, Asian women are in the minority. What is is about massage business that has enabled them to dominate? I don't have the answer, I'm just asking questions, trying to find a more nuanced way of thinking about this situation other than the extremes of "Asians were killed so it was obviously racist" on the one hand, and the idea that raising race is twisting the issue.

To close, the one thing that did strike me as most racist was the way the sheriff spoke, displaying so much understanding of the poor white kid who could not deal with his sexual urges while showing so little concern for the victims. Now, you can prove me wrong on this if you can show me clips of him reacting the same way to a shooting by a black kid.

[QUOTE=Grover13;5260967]First, I haven't been on these boards in years but I use to participate and this was the first place I decided to look for news. Second, this whole thing was a senseless killing of innocent people by a crazy guy. Third, I want to respectfully challenge all of the hate crime sentiment that is being thrown around. Again, this guy was a crazy guy who I have no doubt was motivated by the industry and whatever weird temptations he felt. If he was gay and these were gay spas with homosexual men who were shot, that would be called a hate crime. If this industry was Hispanic, it would be called a hate crime. If it was white women, it would be called a misogynistic hate crime. Correlation is not causation. If he hated asians, he would have gone to Buford highway and shot up a flea market or a Ramen noodle shop. This was Spa specific and spas happen to be run by Asian women. Why does everything have to be twisted to prove there is hatred in this country?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=TheWiseacre;5261246]There are plenty of CAMPs that do more legit business than you might imagine, particularly in areas where there is a lot of money and the location doesn't look creepy.[/QUOTE]After getting to know some of the spa mamasans they told me they do get some legit business. Many have gift certificates, offer couples massages and some get some regular women customers. They are real uncomfortable about giving extras to women. I don't know any that do. Even the gay women who work these places don't like to. I've been in when a couple or a woman was there. Most are totally ignorant about what the other 99% are there for. I've been some AMPs that are very legit and will only have one girl who will do the extras while the other half dozen are focused on being a real therapist.

[QUOTE=DaveSalem;5261302]I've never gotten political on this board before, but the (liberal) National Media wants this to be a hate crime.

MSNBC is even doubting the perp's own confession that he's a sex addict and himself saying [I]This is not a hate crime[/I]. T doesn't fit their immediate narrative that this is a hate crime. That way they can blame Trump's "China Virus" talk, and blame Republicans. And find something slanderous to report, because they sure don't want to have to report on the border crisis or Cuomo. They want to keep the Anti-Trump story going.

This whole story would take on a "George Flynn" life of it's own if the perp had not survived. Now the regretful liberal media is having to backtrack, or at least slow down, all of the "hate crime" talk.[/QUOTE]The Left only buys what they sale! And what they sell is delusions and bull shit!

Why does 1/2 of our world live in a hazed world of fictional bullshit?

He told the police that he's been to the Spas there many times before for Sex.

I believe him he guy is a crazy sex addict that snap I don't think has anything to do with them being Asian.

He was Fucking them Just give him the death sentence.

But I garrentee Police Feds Shut those Places down Gold Spa Aroma thererphy and St James spa near each other I've been to them Had Sex with beautiful Asians iam sorry this happen there just trying to make a living those bussiness.

[QUOTE=DaveSalem;5261302]I've never gotten political on this board before, but the (liberal) National Media wants this to be a hate crime.

MSNBC is even doubting the perp's own confession that he's a sex addict and himself saying [I]This is not a hate crime[/I]. T doesn't fit their immediate narrative that this is a hate crime. That way they can blame Trump's "China Virus" talk, and blame Republicans. And find something slanderous to report, because they sure don't want to have to report on the border crisis or Cuomo. They want to keep the Anti-Trump story going.

This whole story would take on a "George Flynn" life of it's own if the perp had not survived. Now the regretful liberal media is having to backtrack, or at least slow down, all of the "hate crime" talk.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=ReggieGod;5262001]He told the police that he's been to the Spas there many times before for Sex.

I believe him he guy is a crazy sex addict that snap I don't think has anything to do with them being Asian.

He was Fucking them Just give him the death sentence.

But I garrentee Police Feds Shut those Places down Gold Spa Aroma thererphy and St James spa near each other I've been to them Had Sex with beautiful Asians iam sorry this happen there just trying to make a living those bussiness.[/QUOTE]It's pretty obvious the "sex addiction" is a coverup so he doesn't get hate crime charges. The police are already covering for him saying he "had a bad day. " Pretty sure people were marching all summer 2020 trying to tell you these police can't be trusted.

The Korean consulate is already involved, so it's going to become an international incident.

[QUOTE=Youngs0316;5261405]Murder is an act of hatred.[/QUOTE]Yes, it is. Murder is always an act of hatred, jealousy or indifference. Those are surface features. It you dwell on just that, you're focused only on your agenda and you'll never get to the root cause.

Try to open your brain up the the larger issues!

Correction to your last sentence: or shooting of a black kid by police. Just to correct some facts of how we do things in the atl. What happened is a tragedy. The police industry is bunch of pigs. Yes they are human and have good / bad but police and prison system is systematically run by a racist white men. That's history in a nutshell for ya.

[QUOTE=MrMike1952;5261669]I hope you folks don't mind another out of stater offering his thoughts on this issue. I came by here mostly looking for an answer to the question of what the female customer was doing at an AMP. I thank Wiseacre and BBInsider for providing an answer.

According to the sheriff, the shooter says he was fighting temptation. He was raised as a fundamentalist Baptist and was active in the church as a youth. My speculation is that he learned a lot of guilt around sex and could not deal with his own needs. That should tell us something about society that is worthy of contemplation. I don't think it is enough just to dismiss this as the act of one crazy guy.

But the fact remains that he targeted Asian sex workers, when there are so many types of sex workers that he could have gone after. Why the AMPs. From what has been in the paper, it sounds like he went to AMPs to get his release. So, no, he did not go hunting random Asians, he picked Asians who were associated in his mind with his sexual compulsion and his guilt. Did he fetishize Asian women, which I've seen occasionally in posts in these fora? And why is there this specialized industry of AMPs, while at least in parts of the country I am familiar with, most other types of massage parlors offering sexual release have been driven out of business. Why have the AMPs survived and flourished? It is clearly not because they dominate the sex industry. On the streets, in strip clubs, in the escort fields, Asian women are in the minority. What is is about massage business that has enabled them to dominate? I don't have the answer, I'm just asking questions, trying to find a more nuanced way of thinking about this situation other than the extremes of "Asians were killed so it was obviously racist" on the one hand, and the idea that raising race is twisting the issue.

To close, the one thing that did strike me as most racist was the way the sheriff spoke, displaying so much understanding of the poor white kid who could not deal with his sexual urges while showing so little concern for the victims. Now, you can prove me wrong on this if you can show me clips of him reacting the same way to a shooting by a black kid.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MrMike1952;5261669]I hope you folks don't mind another out of stater offering his thoughts on this issue. I came by here mostly looking for an answer to the question of what the female customer was doing at an AMP. I thank Wiseacre and BBInsider for providing an answer.

According to the sheriff, the shooter says he was fighting temptation. He was raised as a fundamentalist Baptist and was active in the church as a youth. My speculation is that he learned a lot of guilt around sex and could not deal with his own needs. That should tell us something about society that is worthy of contemplation. I don't think it is enough just to dismiss this as the act of one crazy guy.

But the fact remains that he targeted Asian sex workers, when there are so many types of sex workers that he could have gone after. Why the AMPs. From what has been in the paper, it sounds like he went to AMPs to get his release. So, no, he did not go hunting random Asians, he picked Asians who were associated in his mind with his sexual compulsion and his guilt. Did he fetishize Asian women, which I've seen occasionally in posts in these fora? And why is there this specialized industry of AMPs, while at least in parts of the country I am familiar with, most other types of massage parlors offering sexual release have been driven out of business. Why have the AMPs survived and flourished? It is clearly not because they dominate the sex industry. On the streets, in strip clubs, in the escort fields, Asian women are in the minority. What is is about massage business that has enabled them to dominate? I don't have the answer, I'm just asking questions, trying to find a more nuanced way of thinking about this situation other than the extremes of "Asians were killed so it was obviously racist" on the one hand, and the idea that raising race is twisting the issue.

To close, the one thing that did strike me as most racist was the way the sheriff spoke, displaying so much understanding of the poor white kid who could not deal with his sexual urges while showing so little concern for the victims. Now, you can prove me wrong on this if you can show me clips of him reacting the same way to a shooting by a black kid.[/QUOTE]The guy went to AMPs because they are probably the easiest most convenient (and possibly cheapest) way to get sexual gratification. Where else can a loner get a release for $100 or less? True that it's probably not right to dismiss the kid as just crazy. He was certainly driven to guilt by our puritanical society and his Baptist upbringing. I don't want to knock the Church because it serves a purpose but the reality is that the US has stigmatized sex workers for centuries and that certainly added to this guys guilt. The real hate crime was against sex workers in my opinion. That message doesn't serve left wing (or even right wing) America, but that's the truth. He killed these women because he went to these spas and couldn't control himself or his guilt. He felt guilty b / c our society says he is supposed to feel guilty. Same reason he was going to Florida to shoot up the porn industry. If he had more money and was seeing white Atlanta dominatrixes (who are $350/ hr and thus not as convenient to this guy) he would have shot them instead. Again, his hatred was 100% for sex workers, AND NOT Asians. If we want to say it was a hate crime, let's get the hate right and point the finger at a country that has stigmatized sex workers. That will never happen though. Instead, the liberal media has another great sound byte to spread the continual fertilizing of its self serving fallacy that we all hate each other in America.

[QUOTE=TheBadGuy;5262013]It's pretty obvious the "sex addiction" is a coverup so he doesn't get hate crime charges. The police are already covering for him saying he "had a bad day. " Pretty sure people were marching all summer 2020 trying to tell you these police can't be trusted.The Korean consulate is already involved, so it's going to become an international incident.[/QUOTE]How can you say that it is obvious that this is a coverup? That is some grade A conspiracy there. Yes, the cop who said he had a bad day is likely racist or at least relates better to a white boy than Asian women victims (which is still not okay). But the cops aren't covering up for some poor white kid to let him off easy. That's crazy talk. Nobody goes from Acworth to Piedmont AMPs just to shoot Asians. Based on the facts in this case, how is the sex addiction reason less believable than your supposed "I hate Asian women" reason?

[QUOTE=Grover13;5262111]How can you say that it is obvious that this is a coverup? That is some grade A conspiracy there. Yes, the cop who said he had a bad day is likely racist or at least relates better to a white boy than Asian women victims (which is still not okay). But the cops aren't covering up for some poor white kid to let him off easy. That's crazy talk. Nobody goes from Acworth to Piedmont AMPs just to shoot Asians. Based on the facts in this case, how is the sex addiction reason less believable than your supposed "I hate Asian women" reason?[/QUOTE]I just hate that this dickhead was trying to stop mongering by killing innocent people who were just making a living. I bet the fed will try to jump in now and investigate and even shut AMPs down.

The one thing we do know is that this guy is not 100% all there. No normal human does this. Period.

Maybe he's a sex addict like he says, and maybe not. Most stories I hear is that young guys can't get into the spas. I'd be more inclined to believe that because he's young, he got rebuffed by the spas, and he went off.

The reality is we'll probably never know for sure.

Stay safe everyone.

[QUOTE=TheBadGuy;5262013]It's pretty obvious the "sex addiction" is a coverup so he doesn't get hate crime charges. The police are already covering for him saying he "had a bad day. " Pretty sure people were marching all summer 2020 trying to tell you these police can't be trusted.

The Korean consulate is already involved, so it's going to become an international incident.[/QUOTE]The guy killed eight people. This is Georgia, Cherokee county no less. He is going to jail for life and will never get out. Why does it matter if they tack on a hate crime charge?

[QUOTE=Grover13;5262093]The guy went to AMPs because they are probably the easiest most convenient (and possibly cheapest) way to get sexual gratification. Where else can a loner get a release for $100 or less? True that it's probably not right to dismiss the kid as just crazy. He was certainly driven to guilt by our puritanical society and his Baptist upbringing. I don't want to knock the Church because it serves a purpose but the reality is that the US has stigmatized sex workers for centuries and that certainly added to this guys guilt. The real hate crime was against sex workers in my opinion. That message doesn't serve left wing (or even right wing) America, but that's the truth. He killed these women because he went to these spas and couldn't control himself or his guilt. He felt guilty b / c our society says he is supposed to feel guilty. Same reason he was going to Florida to shoot up the porn industry. If he had more money and was seeing white Atlanta dominatrixes (who are $350/ hr and thus not as convenient to this guy) he would have shot them instead. Again, his hatred was 100% for sex workers, AND NOT Asians. If we want to say it was a hate crime, let's get the hate right and point the finger at a country that has stigmatized sex workers. That will never happen though. Instead, the liberal media has another great sound byte to spread the continual fertilizing of its self serving fallacy that we all hate each other in America.[/QUOTE]As crazy as it sounds, I think we can take the shooter at his word that it was a sexually motivated shooting and not a racially charged one. Guys that commit racial crimes are proud of their motives and usually don't hesitate to divulge them when asked. It motivates their "cause". Plus he did shoot a white couple. That may not be saying much considering bullets can find any target in the heat of the moment but he certainly wouldn't garner any notoriety with his counterparts by shooting his own people.

[QUOTE=Bbinsider;5262214]The guy killed eight people. This is Georgia, Cherokee county no less. He is going to jail for life and will never get out. Why does it matter if they tack on a hate crime charge?[/QUOTE]Do you want this to set a precedent that every time a crime happens and the people are not of the same race then we'll just "tack on a hate crime"? That is exactly what will happen, two guys will get drunk in a bar, get into a fight, and one will be charged with assault, and oh yeah a hate crime because they weren't the same race. Wake up and smell what left wing radicals are trying to do to this country, they keep driving a racial stake between us because democrats have and always will benefit from racial division.

[QUOTE=Bbinsider;5262214]The guy killed eight people. This is Georgia, Cherokee county no less. He is going to jail for life and will never get out. Why does it matter if they tack on a hate crime charge?[/QUOTE]APA's DSM-V states if hypersexuality presents it is symptom of hypomania or mania in bipolar disorder or schizoaffective disorders, which millions of people are afflicted with in America. The police is infinitely ignorant to state sexual addiction as the motive basically muddying the water for seeking justice for the lives lost.

[QUOTE=BMoreDog69;5262213]The one thing we do know is that this guy is not 100% all there. No normal human does this. Period.

Maybe he's a sex addict like he says, and maybe not. Most stories I hear is that young guys can't get into the spas. I'd be more inclined to believe that because he's young, he got rebuffed by the spas, and he went off.

The reality is we'll probably never know for sure.

Stay safe everyone.[/QUOTE]I suspect most spas are going to start locking their doors and making you buzz in for security. Bulky coats and clothes will make them think twice. And if you're a 20-something incel-looking white guy like the shooter, you ain't getting in.

In metro Atlanta we all know that everyone knows people be Fucking in those Spas.

Shooter told Them he goes there for sex Atlanta mayor knee that Atlanta police know that.

They not really talking about it now.

But we all know Every Place is getting shut down.

You Atlanta guys sound stupid on here why'all think the Feds and police Stupid they know Prostition goes on in Asian Spas and massage Parlors.

They going to raid and Arrest Every body.

The guy was a customer he wasn't a racist just crazy and snapped dumb ass lunitic.

[QUOTE=Bbinsider;5262214]The guy killed eight people. This is Georgia, Cherokee county no less. He is going to jail for life and will never get out. Why does it matter if they tack on a hate crime charge?[/QUOTE]Because it generates hate crime statistics which can be used for control purposes at a later date.

Never waste a tragedy!

O.

[QUOTE=FrostyMan;5262341]I suspect most spas are going to start locking their doors and making you buzz in for security. Bulky coats and clothes will make them think twice. And if you're a 20-something incel-looking white guy like the shooter, you ain't getting in.[/QUOTE]Legitimate. And I use that term loosely because those spots did do legit massages. Spas maybe but the AMPs, CAMPs, and KAMPs will probably just accept this as a one off and do business as usual.