2aguy
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- Jul 19, 2014
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Don't blame Dot Com , he ? Just read the title of the article and copied it, doubtful he? even read the article and understood what actually happened.
There is a world of difference between an accidental discharge and opening fire on someone. Your thread title is misleading and pure hyperbole
And to be clear, you agree the guy shouldn't have had a gun on campus since they have a no gun policy?
He is just exercising his second amendment rights to protect himself from cannonballs .......you can't be too safe
Your pretense that people are not attacked at or on their way to or on their from, what should normally be considered safe places is as dishonest as the thread title.
Kids and pools can be pretty obnoxious......you can't be too safe
Hey you little fucker....you splash me once more and I'll shoot your little ass
Well....to get statistical and all.........between the gun and the pool...
320,000,000 million guns in private hands in 2013...
505 accidental gun deaths.
3,000 accidental drownings....
Stay out of the pool, carry the gun...it is much safer....
number of kids killed accidentally with guns in 2013....69
Drowning is one of the leading killers of children......