Technically you aren't wrong. Alcohol's ability to kill things is one of the things that gives it Medical value.

Alcohol: killing things professionally since 1363

Edit: it was not a targeted shooting. Later reporting makes it seem as though it was three drunk people having a disagreement and two of them shooting one of them.

Today was the last day of their Saturday drag brunches that have been going on since November. I don't want to unduly speculate but I wouldn't be surprised.

The event was set to start at 10:30 but I assume that the 9:00 active shooter cause them to cancel or postpone.

Texas?

100% agreed. I just sent this to a couple of friends and family along with this comment:

Have you seen this recently uncovered footage from the Philippines in 1942? Sometimes it is hard to wrap your head around the fact that there was a lot more going on than just the holocaust, killing nazis, and the whole Western front.

Nope, they do.

https://www.ksl.com/article/50443356/woman-charged-with-hate-crime-for-crumpling-pro-police-sign-told-to-write-apology-letter-

That said, I don't think anything that they did would constitute something that could be charged under Utah state law and I don't know if they would seek to prosecute it if it was done in idaho.

It's a stocking stuffer that doubles as a stocking.

Sounds like the same shit that happened in Old Testament Army Camps where people were meant to be shamed and shunned about the fact that they had both biological urges and physical reactions that manifested into shame rituals and bathing rituals.