Two random white men hunted and executed in Tulsa

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Another local-news-only affair from Tuesday as the media continues to beat the black victimization drum:

Victims from Tuesday shootings in north Tulsa identified

Lundin Hathcock, 35, and James McDaniel, 55, were fatally shot by the same man Tuesday in separate attacks at the Rudisill Regional Library and a nearby QuikTrip store.

tulsaworld.com

Lundin Hathcock, 35, was fatally shot in the back of the head while sitting at a desk at the Rudisill Regional Library, 1520 N. Hartford Ave., police said.
They said the assailant, whom they believe to be 61-year-old Carlton Gilford, walked into the building and began shooting.
Gilford then drove to a nearby QuikTrip, at 1513 N. Peoria Ave., and shot 55-year-old James McDaniel, police allege. Gilford then shot at a security guard in the convenience store before firing more rounds at McDaniel while he was on the floor.

No fundraisers or media-promoted GoFundMe campaigns can be found for either the families of 35-year-old Lundin Hathcock or 55-year-old James McDaniel.

On the other hand, "family said Lundin will save up to eight lives thanks to organ donation; a bright spot in a very dark situation."

A quick search confirms Gilford lived in the heavily black Northside of Tulsa. He went out of his way to the library and gas station to ambush random white targets.

 

[FP1201]

There'll be little to no coverage as it's a Black on White Hate Crime and doesn't fit the narrative.

 

[Saltwater60]

It’s my fault because he perceived I didn’t like him, he’s wrong but it’s still my fault.

 

[Zerex]

Society has collapsed, and Hochul types are protecting the vengeful anti white vermin.........situational awareness will save the righteous..............the disarmed unarmed will die by their savage hands....as targets of opportunity................ like it was in Vietnam, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, Somalia, Mexico, and all Amrican urban areas.

 

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Society has collapsed, and Hochul types are protecting the vengeful anti white vermin.........situational awareness will save the righteous..............the disarmed unarmed will die by their savage hands....as targets of opportunity................ like it was in Vietnam, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, Somalia, Mexico, and all Amrican urban areas.

I'm all for situational awareness and definitely not relaxing in the presence of predators, but reacting "situational awareness" is in poor taste. The first guy was shot in the back of the head while on a computer at the library. Whether you carry or not, what's the point of even going to the library if your head is going to be on swivel four times a minute nonstop? We should demand our right to a society where we can sit in a library with our nose in a book and mind lost in it.

That means restoring high-trust communities where predators and their apologists are NOT WELCOME.

Society has collapsed, and Hochul types are protecting the vengeful anti white vermin.........situational awareness will save the righteous..............the disarmed unarmed will die by their savage hands....as targets of opportunity................ like it was in Vietnam, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, Somalia, Mexico, and all Amrican urban areas.

Every corner of Vietnam is safer today than virtually all American cities and diverse communities.

 

[Zerex]

Situational awareness is built in by life experience..............and necessity.

As General Mad Dog Mattis once said...."enter a room but be prepared to kill every sob in the room if necessary."
Many former soldiers and cops have this consciousness...few, fat dumb cat ladies do.
Notice your surroundings, and things that go bump in the night.

 

[subsonic]

Situational awareness is built in by life experience..............and necessity.

As General Mad Dog Mattis once said...."enter a room but be prepared to kill every sob in the room if necessary."
Many former soldiers and cops have this consciousness...few, fat dumb cat ladies do.
Notice your surroundings, and things that go bump in the night.

Really. On a computer at your local branch library. If you are doing real work or research, you are going to notice someone sneak up quietly out of nowhere and shoot you in the back of the head?

As I said, with that mentality why even bother with the library? Home computers and internet exist, just stay there and never go into town.

 

[VietnamEraVet]

I do my best to keep up my situational awareness. Try to avoid certain situations that look sketchy, or possibly dangerous. When my girlfriend and I go out to eat, we are careful where we sit. And I try to take a spot with a view of the entrances, - and not right at the entry.

Other things can also be a problem, - like when people have a medical emergency, lose control and drive into a restaurant. (That actually happened at our favorite local joint not too long ago, - took out the front half of the place, and a few tables. Luckily only minor injuries to a few patrons, and the hostess... Took 6 months to get it rebuilt.)

I try to always avoid a table spot facing away from the door, - the proverbial "dead man's hand" spot that Wild Bill Hickock found out about the hard way.

 

[Zerex]

I have not gone to the library in over 25 years, except topick up IRS forms....they are pretty much obsolete, except for teenagers, "studying", looking to pickup chicks and lib women/cat ladies.

College libraries are a different breed of library, as are medical colleges and Law Schools.

 

[subsonic]

I have not gone to the library in over 25 years, except topick up IRS forms....they are pretty much obsolete, except for teenagers, "studying", looking to pickup chicks and lib women/cat ladies.

Sad!

 

[Jmac00]

Really. On a computer at your local branch library. If you are doing real work or research, you are going to notice someone sneak up quietly out of nowhere and shoot you in the back of the head?

As I said, with that mentality why even bother with the library? Home computers and internet exist, just stay there and never go into town.

this is why I never sit with my back to an entrance.

I go to restaurants, my wife KNOWS to take the seat with her back to the door, I ALWAYS face the door. the good news is, its is very, very unlikely I will ever be in a library again, ever. Hell, I never went when I was in school, LOL

But, like you said, you can't account for every situation. My theory is, "better get lucky"

 

[livingston]

Situational awareness is built in by life experience..............and necessity.

As General Mad Dog Mattis once said...."enter a room but be prepared to kill every sob in the room if necessary."
Many former soldiers and cops have this consciousness...few, fat dumb cat ladies do.
Notice your surroundings, and things that go bump in the night.

I have mentioned before ... If someone is determined to kill you there is very little you can do about it. .. The element of surprise is on their side. This was a random act. ... Random is the key. One could be sitting at a diner and the person walking down the street shoot you through the window. . This person wanted to shoot someone. ... Anyone.
Please .... I don't discount situational awareness. I try to practice it as best as I can.
This is the best movie scene ever on this subject. IMO...

 

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A report says the second victim at the QuikTrip was also shot in the back of the head, then shot again on the ground.

Seriously, I want a stop to this "situational awareness" bullshit when people get ambushed minding their own fucking business going about their daily life in their own community. It's the worst kind of victim-blaming that just accepts that we should live in a progressively shittier world walking on eggshells at all times. Our communities should be an extension of our own families, not a predatory jungle living on edge afraid of our shadow.

The implication is they wouldn't have been shot in the back of the head if they were more careful. Seriously, if that's your take, fuck you, right in your "never have your back to anyone you don't trust ever anywhere for any length of time" head.

Speaking of which, a friend of Lundin's mom started a GoFundMe for his funeral expenses. It's raised $90 toward a $7,500 goal. #WhitePrivilege

 

[VietnamEraVet]

A report says the second victim at the QuikTrip was also shot in the back of the head, then shot again on the ground.

Seriously, I want a stop to this "situational awareness" bullshit when people get ambushed minding their own fucking business going about their daily life in their own community. It's the worst kind of victim-blaming that just accepts that we should live in a progressively shittier world walking on eggshells at all times. Our communities should be an extension of our own families, not a predatory jungle living on edge afraid of our shadow.

Speaking of which, a friend of Lundin's mom started a GoFundMe for his funeral expenses. It's raised $90 toward a $7,500 goal. #WhitePrivilege

I don't think we are saying (at least I am not, anyway) that situational awareness is the "do all end all" to protecting ourselves. It is simply one more tool in the arsenal of protecting ourselves from crimes, violence, etc.

Things like: Don't buy a home in a violence filled neighborhood. Don't wander into a BLM or Antifa protest. Lock your doors at night when you go to bed. Lock your car doors when not driving it. Don't wave wads of money around when you are walking away from the ATM.

Doing the smart thing. Using common sense. It is all part of it.

 

[Zerex]

I have thrown out literally hundred of books thru the years, and only keep by count nearly 1,000 in my library that are keepers.

As Clint Eastwood said once..."they shoudda armed themselves".

Today the danger is as high as it has ever been, and the victims will continue to increase.

 

[subsonic]

I don't think we are saying [stuff]

Alright, maybe spouting "situational awareness" is just a tic for some of you guys, that you can't be suppress no matter how poor taste.

The story is a 61-year-old man sneaks up and shoots a man on a library computer in the back of the head out of nowhere and another man at the gas station in the back of the head out of nowhere. No prior interaction, no goal other than to kill random whites. Maybe it's just me but I don't think that's an invitation to start beating on situational awareness or the victims' poor judgment in, GOING TO A LIBRARY or a CONVENIENCE STORE.

 

[VietnamEraVet]

Alright, maybe spouting "situational awareness" is just a tic for some of you guys, that you can't be suppress no matter how poor taste.

The story is a 61-year-old man sneaks up and shoots a man on a library computer in the back of the head out of nowhere and another man at the gas station in the back of the head out of nowhere. No prior interaction, no goal other than to kill random whites. Maybe it's just me but I don't think that's an invitation to start beating on situational awareness or the victims' poor judgment in, GOING TO A LIBRARY or a CONVENIENCE STORE.

I don't think it is either. That said, I will go to a library if I want to or feel the need, and same with going in a convenience store. The difference for me (and many others) is that we try to use what we consider to be "good judgement". Yes, I carry every day and everywhere it is legal to do that because I want that available to me in the event that shit happens, and I need it. Do I expect it to? Generally not. Same deal with a fire extinguisher in your house or on a boat. You never expect to use it, - but IF you need it, you are damn sure going to be glad you had it available.

Can someone take us out absolutely randomly? Of course! But if we have a chance to defend against such random violence, I want the tools to try and stop such an attack.

To me, "situational awareness" is just another phrase to describe using good sense in trying to potentially avoid a bad situation. Are there some aggressive and deranged acting pan handlers harassing people outside a convenience store? Maybe I'll avoid it and go somewhere else.

 

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I don't think it is either. That said, I will go to a library if I want to or feel the need, and same with going in a convenience store. The difference for me (and many others) is that we try to use what we consider to be "good judgement". Yes, I carry every day and everywhere it is legal to do that because I want that available to me in the event that shit happens, and I need it. Do I expect it to? Generally not. Same deal with a fire extinguisher in your house or on a boat. You never expect to use it, - but IF you need it, you are damn sure going to be glad you had it available.

Can someone take us out absolutely randomly? Of course! But if we have a chance to defend against such random violence, I want the tools to try and stop such an attack.

To me, "situational awareness" is just another phrase to describe using good sense in trying to potentially avoid a bad situation. Are there some aggressive and deranged acting pan handlers harassing people outside a convenience store? Maybe I'll avoid it and go somewhere else.

Implying again without explaining that Lundin and James, unlike you and your situationally aware brethren, must have used "bad judgment" and had a chance to defend themselves when they were shot in the back of the head. Let it rest already!