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Originally Posted by yosi
'The right to bear arms' is not as important, as how we decide to use them in everyday life. I have a cousin who is always irritating that will be coming by for Christmas, and also alcohol will be consumed. What is the odds that we will suffer a home invasion, vs my cousin will tick me off? How about a home invasion, vs children being in my home, who are curious and resourceful? What about my significant other and I getting into a fight, vs a home invasion?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-25726591
I blame all those guns everyone carries!
A nicely done editorial by P.Z.Myers->
http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngu...ught-to-start/
Another school shooting today:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/s...0,524403.story
'It's crazy. I never thought something like this would happen at our theatre," ABC News quoted cinema employee Leny Vega as saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by martin48
Presumably ok to happen in another cinema. And without guns, they'd have argued, maybe even come to blows, but no-one would have died. Oh well.....
I think the shooter may have been hit with popcorn, thrown at him. One of the un-popped seeds could have possibly hit him in the eye and blinded him. The popcorn may have contained butter, which could have made a slippery spot on the floor. Then when the shooter left the theater he could have slipped and fallen, potentially producing a serious injury. The man was clearly justified in using deadly force. After investigation, it was found that on the 'victim's' Facebook page, he was going to go "Orville Redenbacher" on somebody soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by martin48
:confused::yayo:
What kind of society thinks it's ok to go and see a movie with a gun?
And now a 12-year old has been involved in a school shooting. A 12-year old
Fucked up doesn't begin to describe it.
It's not guns at all, it's data rage! That's alright then
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/slimy-fox...e-and-machines
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