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Yes dear, maybe tomorrow night.
There are at least twenty men on HA who dream of that possibility, you know. :praying::praying::praying:Quote:
Originally Posted by trish
At least 21.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
The joys and rewards of guns never cease: Texas school official shot during firearm training.
Oh the inanity!
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...ining/1953273/
Yep. Remember the twat from the NRA who suggested in the wake of Newtown that schools would be safer if there were armed guards in every one?Quote:
Originally Posted by trish
Talk about shooting yourself in the...... oh, never mind. :banana:
The Blackboard Jungle?
http://www.wlns.com/story/21445345/4...ental-shooting
Another child dead because of firearm abuse.
No doubt the NRA's response would be to put more guns in every home and start gun awareness in parallel with potty training. Fucking crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by trish
No, not the presence of a gun at fault but that the parent should have locked it away (or the child - I prefer this option:)) - you know the arguments that are used.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
On February 27, in a Walmart parking lot, a man pulled his concealed weapon and fired on a shoplifter who was running to his own car to escape security. The bullets ricocheted and damaged nearby vehicles. The shoplifter got away. The assailant was upset to find himself being arrested. He claimed he was fearful for his life. He was rather hoping he’d be held up as a magnificient example of a good guy with a gun stopping crime.
Just this week, when a Walmart manager refused to recognize a customer’s print out of a one dollar coupon as valid, the customer pulled out her Smith and Wesson .38 Special, waved it the employees and threaten them. When police caught up with her in the parking lot, she refused to surrender her weapon, saying she had a legal permit to for concealed carry and no one was going to take her gun. The nutcase was summarily tazed into submission.
We can go on forever with stories like this. Or maybe we can’t.
http://walmartshootings.blogspot.com/