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Home schooling gets more appealing by the day.
You two are AWESOME!...
peace...
Just pragmatic
The US has 270 million guns in circulation, that genie is not going back in the bottle. The US has a gun culture that is not going to accept any gun regulations whether they save lives or not.
As citizens, we just have to accept the occaisional gun massacres as part of being an American
As do Societies that have Gun Bans.
Blowing up that School would have been EASY and Killed more people.
Oh yeah... Fuck you.
peace...
Home schooling gets more appealing by the day.
The pictures of the kids with absolute terror on their faces makes my heart ache. Ugh.Just got in and saw this on the news. My God, what the hell is wrong with people? How can someone be such a sicko as to shoot people, let alone little kids????
My heart goes out to the victims and all affected. They were freakin' kindergarteners that he shot, five and six year olds! I am going to be sick.
Too bad we didn't have some second graders packing heat
The pictures of the kids with absolute terror on their faces makes my heart ache. Ugh.Just got in and saw this on the news. My God, what the hell is wrong with people? How can someone be such a sicko as to shoot people, let alone little kids????
My heart goes out to the victims and all affected. They were freakin' kindergarteners that he shot, five and six year olds! I am going to be sick.
It hurts so bad. That age is scared so easily by even little things. I can only imagine the deep awful fear these little ones went through today. 
Yes, guns/guns were involved as a tool but in the end, I bet it the determining factor was a mental health issue that came to a boiling point.
Maybe we should be looking at how this country looks upon and treats mental health.
Across this nation, states have been cutting funding to treatment mental health by over a billion dollars since 2009 because of the effects their budgets have experienced since the Great Recession. It's obvious that mental health isn't taken seriously in the US.
It's hard to head off instances like this and identifying potential threats to society when there is little attention being focused on mental health and treating it as a minor issue that doesn't deserve the proper funds.
Some food for thought.
just because there is an amendment doesn't make a 'right' absolute. heller was a terrible decision. breyer's dissent is much more on target. that said, even the right to free speech is subject to reasonable time, place and manner restrictions... commercial speech is subject to controls..
the 4th amendment has restrictions to the warrant requirement.. and there are reasonable circumstances absent a warrant when someone can be searched.
i'm certainly not asserting any type of ban. but i don't think the answer to gun violence is more guns. and honestly, i'm not sure we can ever address the real problem... which is the childishness of certain pro gun types... as if it's a toy and not a weapon. they actually like the idea of the wild west where in their minds they get to shoot the bad guys.
I am still waiting for one person that believes in restricting people's rights to explain what restrictions should be placed on abortion.
Shut up.
More like the straw that broke the camel's back.I kind of hate engaging in this type of discussion so soon after the tragedy, but do we ban axes, hammers, baseball bats, cars, knives, ropes, screwdrivers, etc etc.... ?
All of the listed have been used to kill.
In fact baseball bats are the most popular murder weapon out there.
This is a tragic situation, but we can't act emotionally and pass more dumb laws.
Yup. Knee jerk reactionaries. The breed on message boards. I am still trying to understand the what and why.
If you don't support gun control, what is your answer to stop the ever more common mass killings? Don't be part of the problem, that isn't a way to solve anything.
More like the straw that broke the camel's back.I kind of hate engaging in this type of discussion so soon after the tragedy, but do we ban axes, hammers, baseball bats, cars, knives, ropes, screwdrivers, etc etc.... ?
All of the listed have been used to kill.
In fact baseball bats are the most popular murder weapon out there.
This is a tragic situation, but we can't act emotionally and pass more dumb laws.
Yup. Knee jerk reactionaries. The breed on message boards. I am still trying to understand the what and why.
If you don't support gun control, what is your answer to stop the ever more common mass killings? Don't be part of the problem, that isn't a way to solve anything.
Bullshit. I've been shooting since I was a teen. I never killed a thing, unless you think clay pigeons are alive.I kind of hate engaging in this type of discussion so soon after the tragedy, but do we ban axes, hammers, baseball bats, cars, knives, ropes, screwdrivers, etc etc.... ?
All of the listed have been used to kill.
In fact baseball bats are the most popular murder weapon out there.
This is a tragic situation, but we can't act emotionally and pass more dumb laws.
What you are failing to understand is that axes, hammers, baseball bats, cars, knives, ropes, screwdrivers etc etc all serve a useful purpose other than to kill something.
Guns are used to kill and serve no other purpose.
And, I totally enjoyed killing those clay pigeons.
I don't know if we know Adam actually bought the guns. Maybe Ryan owned them or his father.Yes, guns/guns were involved as a tool but in the end, I bet it the determining factor was a mental health issue that came to a boiling point.
Maybe we should be looking at how this country looks upon and treats mental health.
Across this nation, states have been cutting funding to treatment mental health by over a billion dollars since 2009 because of the effects their budgets have experienced since the Great Recession. It's obvious that mental health isn't taken seriously in the US.
It's hard to head off instances like this and identifying potential threats to society when there is little attention being focused on mental health and treating it as a minor issue that doesn't deserve the proper funds.
Some food for thought.
I agree.
A common thread appears to be that the people around the killer say that he was freak'n nuts and they were afraid of him. The parents say they have been trying to get him help for years. And still, he can go out and buy as many guns and as much ammo as he wants
We need to stop protecting their rights and start protecting the safety of the community. If you are reported, get him help. Take away his gun rights until he has been cleared by a psychologists. It may inconvenience some people but we have repeatedly seen the results when we do nothing
I'm sorry if this has been posted but has it been revealed who owned the guns and their status? Legal etc...?
Piss off. I enjoy shooting clay pigeons. I have been invited to go hunting and refuse because I refuse to kill anything (except spiders, wasps, hornets, ants, and houseflys).Bullshit. I've been shooting since I was a teen. I never killed a thing, unless you think clay pigeons are alive.What you are failing to understand is that axes, hammers, baseball bats, cars, knives, ropes, screwdrivers etc etc all serve a useful purpose other than to kill something.
Guns are used to kill and serve no other purpose.
And, I totally enjoyed killing those clay pigeons.
Bullshit. Target practice = glorified killing practice.
Even so, are you using your semi-automatic assault rifle for that? Probably not.
More like the straw that broke the camel's back.Yup. Knee jerk reactionaries. The breed on message boards. I am still trying to understand the what and why.
If you don't support gun control, what is your answer to stop the ever more common mass killings? Don't be part of the problem, that isn't a way to solve anything.
More gun laws will not make us safer is my position. More drugs laws will not stop illegal drug activity.
