So, Other Reporting Heard Was That Someone Recognized Him In A McDonald's. Also, Is There Really A "CEO

So, other reporting heard was that someone recognized him in a McDonald's. Also, is there really a "CEO shooter tip line"? It might be doubtful that this post is accurate.

Product registrations help with keeping track of patrons in the event of recall or other product deficiencies. I think it's more help than this post might be making it out to be.

The perpetrator murdered someone. I'm absolutely against gun violence and I'd rather continue to get at these shooters to know this society will not accept it. If the victim was a child, would this situation be so excused?

The perception of privacy is really skewed in all sorts of directions. Unless you are able to get NDA for your purchases with the seller, it's difficult to say this is covered under privacy laws, I think. It's not a satisfying feeling that there is the potential of abuse. So why don't we get some legislation that holds these companies accountable for abuse of our information? I would also hope that means they would get penalized when they let hackers steal our information too.

I get it. I hate the thought of online entities giving data on women who get abortion care. But my issue is with the laws against medical care. That way a company would not feel the need to comply with bad laws.