Even when the evidence points to the probable cause, the Gun Control Narrative must be shoved down the throats of anybody listening no matter what.

The shooting early Sunday morning that killed two people and left 21 others wounded was likely a dispute between two rival groups that came to a head over things said in rap songs or social media posts, Alfredo Ramirez III, director of the Miami-Dade County Police Department told reporters during a press conference Monday morning.

Ramirez, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and other community leaders gathered outside of county police headquarters in Doral to update the case — one of the worst mass shootings in recent South Florida memory — and to plead with the public to help identify the shooters.

“These gun-violence-driven murderers, as it has been said eloquently before me, who are targeting individuals and at the same time hitting innocent people who have nothing to do with their beef, ruining families,” Ramirez said.

‘Acts of domestic terrorism.’ Officials decry holiday weekend mass shootings in Miami-Dade

Did you like that title? Because whenever  possible, exaggerate concepts and inflame passions if it helps reach your goal.

Miami-Dade County Commissioner Keon Hardemon called the recent shootings “acts of domestic terrorism.”

“It’s meant to keep us from having a regular life in Miami-Dade County,” he said.

I have the feeling once it got out of the bag that this was just another nightclub shooting between rappers and minions, the interest among the public began to rapidly dissolve. It is impossible to understand a musical “culture” that may end with generalized shooting, specially when you live in a county where you have mass gathering of people enjoying tropical music concerts and you do not have mass shootings of any kind. Colombian and Dominican Independence parties are well know in South Florida for being rather populated affairs with music, dancing food and booze, and yet you are safe from hooded and masked individuals using you as target practice. Yet you can’t have a rap concert in a pool hall without ending in a hail of bullets because somebody probably disses somebody in their Instagram account. It does not get any more stupid than that.

But it is easier and safer to blame the Gun Culture (Perceived as All-White, a dumb thing to believe in South Florida) than actually stand up and condemn Rap/Gansta “culture” for fear of being tagged racist/Uncle Tom/Traitor.

And thus, the cycle continues and people will get shot again for a Your Mama So Fat joke or equivalent.

And about 7 weeks later, the National Firearms Act is enacted beginning the erosion of Gun Rights in the USA.

Big cities are heading for a societal breakdown.

NYPD responds to reports of a shooting in Harlem. This is how they were received… pic.twitter.com/U1NBGTazdV

— Anthea (@Anthea06274890) May 31, 2021

One of the bad things about the new Escape from new York is that they are coming down here and South Florida will be facing this crap in a decade or less.

The answer? Don’t let you kin be sucked by the Gansta Culture.

Back in the day, you’d expect musicians to die either by overdose or in a plane crash. Nowadays it seems if bullet wounds dispended by the competition are the preferred method of exit from the mortal coil. And if they only took out the artist, I guess that would not be so bad (Most of them suck anyway) but this thing of spraying and praying a crowd to see if they get their target is just asinine.

You worry about your kids? Kneecap the shit out of them for listening to Rap and sucking the poison that culture.

But it is easier in their consciences to blame us in the Gun Culture rather than admit the are being shitty parents failing to educate and protect their kids.

The shooting started after midnight at a concert at a billiards hall in the 7600 block of Northwest 186th Street, an unincorporated area of the county west of Miami Gardens, Miami-Dade Police Director Alfredo “Freddy” Ramirez said.

“We believe this is a targeted act of gun violence,” Ramirez said. “This is a despicable act of gun violence, a cowardly act.”

Two people were killed in the gunfire and 20 to 25 others suffered gunshot wounds. One of the injured is in critical condition.

2 killed and more than 20 wounded in mass shooting at a concert, Miami-Dade police say.

This is still a fresh crime scene and although the real investigators may have an idea why it happened, they are not have anything firm yet and they are not just saying “gun violence” and forgetting about it.

As usual, the first 24-48 hours produce nothing but garbage information wise. The address given for El Mula Banquet Hall actually shows what appears to be an outdoor car detailing operation. However, there is a “billiard” hall nearby called The Magic Mushroom.

This does not look like your local theater/concert hall where you can take your wee ones to see Sponge Bob on Ice. As for Banquet Hall, I can’t see people celebrating a First Communion party or a Quinceañera here either.

I am going on a limb and predict this is just another Night Club shooting to which we are damn tired to have down here in South Florida. “A Stupid Place to hang around with Stupid People doing Stupid Things” as we say  in our parlance and probably a response to some faux outrage in between groups of certain people of certain culture which should remain unaddressed by authorities lest they get tagged with politically unsavory labels. So it is easier to come and blame the generalized “sickness” of “gun violence” and stay safe within the Woke/SJW/Politically Correct realm.

And yes, if the melanin tone is the one I think, this case will disappear soon enough from the Media radar and only be mentioned in passing to add to the “statistics in gun violence.” What caused it and the true remedies? Hell no, they don’t need those.

And as for Miami-Dade Police Director Alfredo “Freddy” Ramirez, it is a good thing for the Department and the County that MDPD will revert back to g=be a Sheriff’s office and its head elected by the community. I hope we get a Judd Grady-like Sheriff.

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