Should there just be a "Mass shooting in the US" sticky thread?

gmase

It's a new dawn.
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I use this style of warning for sarcasm alert. I keep forgetting all are not used to me yet. It just seems funny to me that the entire ****** hunkers down after such an act. Back in ancient times parents were ashamed when their **** misbehaved. Now they all seem to be in it together.
If one of our **** did that, my wife would be the first in line to dole out capital punishment - to the parents!

I believe the *** being quiet - his right indeed - is more for the parents benefit. There is video and other evidence which will incriminate him more than any statement to authorities. The parents have to be shitting a brick right now.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
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I use this style of warning for sarcasm alert. I keep forgetting all are not used to me yet. It just seems funny to me that the entire ****** hunkers down after such an act. Back in ancient times parents were ashamed when their **** misbehaved. Now they all seem to be in it together.
I must say, I didn't get the post, I was still on my first cup.. If I did something like that, my ****** would have got me a lawyer, and that would be it. tell the truth, and take responsibility for my actions. When I was a ***, and did something wrong, I got the wooden spoon, or the hot wheels track. And I grew up a better man for it, now you have to reason with a 10 year old, like he has the intellect of an adult, which he is not. An ass is soft and fleshy for a reason. Now be sure, I am NOT advocating beating up a ***, or hitting him in the face, but a swat across the ass isn't the worst thing for a problem *****. My best friend would get a major ass whopping by his ***, AFTER the school swatted him if he got in trouble, then give him a crew cut. To this day, my 56year old friend, will not cut his hair short. He doesn't have ponytail length hair, but it'll never be "job interview" short.

I believe the *** being quiet - his right indeed - is more for the parents benefit. There is video and other evidence which will incriminate him more than any statement to authorities. The parents have to be shitting a brick right now.
Depending on the States laws, they may be facing non capitol ****** charges. Probably what Ohio calls "felony ******". Some states refer to it as "in concert with". I know a guy whose neighbor's *** went to prison for ******, because he was present while his friend beat the **** out of a guy, that latter died in the hospital, but because he didn't immediately go to the law, he was considered as guilty. The guy that actually ****ed the guy didn't get pre meditation, or even 1st degree, because it was one of those things that just happened in the blink of an eye, in the middle of the street, but he'll be in prison a good while for it. The reality is, the parents should be shitting bricks, they handed a loaded ***, to a *****. I wanted a Tommy *** when I was a ***, because of the show, "The Untouchables". I had no clue at that age what responsibility even meant, let alone have it. This *** clearly had parents that didn't have a clue what a trouble ***** they had, and they should go to jail, just for being stupid, which we all know you can't fix, and for being neglectful of what he was doing, or monitoring his behaviors. The **** 15, you can't give him **** about porn, he needs to jerk off, but facebook crap, and violent posts, or thoughts, that is their business. And I will guarantee you, his *** was constantly talking about shooting someone, or the need for a revolution.
 
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Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
My ******** just told me they were found. They left town for "their own safety" I can't confirm it yet.
There were a couple of links, and stories on Yahoo today saying the same thing. I meant to put them in my previous post, and I haven't read any of these, so I'm not sure if they are the same, or doubles to any you 2 gentlemen have posted...I just woke from a ***, and I need a cup to pry my lids apart'
https://news.yahoo.com/charging-decision-due-parents-oxford-135848170.html
https://news.yahoo.com/teen-gunman-parents-charged-****-165306966.html
https://news.yahoo.com/michigan-school-shooting-suspects-parents-185837487.html
https://news.yahoo.com/oxford-high-school-shooting-teen-235506205.html
https://news.yahoo.com/michigan-school-shooting-latest-parents-105641974.html

On an off topic note. Hawaii is looking at a blizzard warning! I guess no one is safe anymore
https://www.yahoo.com/news/hawaii-under-blizzard-warning-12-154854897.html.
 

gmase

It's a new dawn.
My ******** just told me they were found. They left town for "their own safety" I can't confirm it yet.
There were a couple of links, and stories on Yahoo today saying the same thing. I meant to put them in my previous post, and I haven't read any of these, so I'm not sure if they are the same, or doubles to any you 2 gentlemen have posted...I just woke from a ***, and I need a cup to pry my lids apart'
https://news.yahoo.com/charging-decision-due-parents-oxford-135848170.html
https://news.yahoo.com/teen-gunman-parents-charged-****-165306966.html
https://news.yahoo.com/michigan-school-shooting-suspects-parents-185837487.html
https://news.yahoo.com/oxford-high-school-shooting-teen-235506205.html
https://news.yahoo.com/michigan-school-shooting-latest-parents-105641974.html

On an off topic note. Hawaii is looking at a blizzard warning! I guess no one is safe anymore
https://www.yahoo.com/news/hawaii-under-blizzard-warning-12-154854897.html.
And it is 54 in Denver with no snow in sight.

Looks like the Crumbleys are afraid of something.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
And it is 54 in Denver with no snow in sight.

Looks like the Crumbleys are afraid of something.
I gotta say, I sure as hell would be, and they should be. There are fuck ups, and snafu's, but this is beyond that. they dropped the ball, and they dropped it hard. I'm actually surprised they were charged with manslaughter, that seems a little lite for the *** at least. Assuming the *** was purchased by him.
 

John_8581

FreeOnes Lifetime Member
I couldn't get the link to work, but my God, what kind of a fucking moron buys a 15 ear old *** ANY thing past a Crossman air rifle, not the pistols, they look fucking to realistic. That's what got Tamir Rice ****ed, that pellet *** looked EXACTLY like a 1911 .45ACP. I honestly think *** needs to answer to charges too. Even if the *** is responsible, he's not allowed to own a hand *** until he's 21. That means *** puts it in his safe, and it comes out when they go to the range. A couple of good friends of mine are avid hunters, and their young sons became hunters too. They had to take hunter safety courses and be accompanied by their ****, and the **** guns were NEVER available to them until they were heading into the woods. The main key to the preservation of firearms rights, is safety. Personally, I think it should be mandatory training, just like driving a car is. One of those friends I mentioned, had 2 sons. both hunt, and at about 15 or so, the younger of the 2, had a friend over. The **** parents were of the absolute belief no one should be allowed to own any ***. The boys went down into the ****** room to play video games, and the *** saw the *** case, and was mesmerized to the point all he kept doing was bugging my buddies *** to play with the guns. He was so curious, and obsessed with it, he said it was kind of creepy. He never had exposer to firearms, even in a logical conversation type situation, he couldn't think about anything else. He left that house the same way he came in, and my sons friend told him right out, they aren't toys, they are dangerous, and my ****** would ground me until collage starts if I go near them, without supervision, and permission. Even I keep all but 1 *** locked up, and the only reason the one isn't, is because I have no *****ren in the house, but if relatives come over, it goes right in the little safe I keep upstairs, for small things, like jewelry, a second handgun, my narcotic prescriptions, and such.

The parents each face four charges of **********y manslaughter. They were just charged.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
The parents each face four charges of **********y manslaughter. They were just charged.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/parents-captured-***-charged-oxford-075029209.html
And entered a plea. It seems to me, they should be looking for a deal, to save the *** from the needle, and a reduction in the time they will serve. They got the whole ****** this time, and it's example time.
 

gmase

It's a new dawn.
"LOL I'm not mad at you. You have to learn not to get caught."
Oops. Dumb and dumber were found. To be honest, I thought they would be farther away than Detroit.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
This whole thing is gonna turn into a 3-ring circus. I need to know who their lawyer is, so I know who NOT to call. Unless they're being stupid enough to ignore what little advise he appears to be providing.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.

gmase

It's a new dawn.
I know most of you disagree with this ruling, but I can't. The only person responsible, was the man that pulled the trigger.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/gunmakers-not-liable-deaths-2017-221346726.html
No problems here.
The government allows them to be sold in the US, and the company makes no bones about the lethality of their products.
Imagine suing Henkel for knives, Crockpot for their pressure cookers or like Mase said, cars/***** makers for alkie related deaths.

The only exceptions I can think of are:
1) Manufacturing defects which negligently cause death/harm
2) Knowingly hiding deadly side effects like tobacco
 

gmase

It's a new dawn.
No problems here.
The government allows them to be sold in the US, and the company makes no bones about the lethality of their products.
Imagine suing Henkel for knives, Crockpot for their pressure cookers or like Mase said, cars/***** makers for alkie related deaths.

The only exceptions I can think of are:
1) Manufacturing defects which negligently cause death/harm
2) Knowingly hiding deadly side effects like tobacco
I agree. At least the 'deadly side effects' of guns is known.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
There is one thing though that's really fucked up. The Remington firearms company has produced the model 700 bolt action rifle for decades, and early on, they had problems with the safety. They knew it, and never recalled it. People have been hurt, and ****ed, and payouts from law suits have been made, but it's been so long, and there are so many rifles out there, even at the minimal price it would have cost them, if they did it, it would cost more for the recall, then the company is worth. and it would have bankrupted them. Now I'm not sure if they have since fixed it, I would hope so, but there were so many out there, many of the original versions still are in the hands of consumers. To me, that is the firearms manufacturers fault, and responsibility,, both ethically, and financially..
 
There is one thing though that's really fucked up.
That's not specific to Remington. Every product recall today still does that - companies won't always recall a product for every defect.
They weigh the cost of recalling/destroying/fixing the product, and estimate it against the cost of doing nothing, from how many people it might affect to lawsuits, etc.
If the cost of doing nothing is less, they won't do a recall.

Pretty fucked up when you consider they literally put a price on consumer's lives and do a cost/benefit analysis to see how many lives are worth the recall.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
That's not specific to Remington. Every product recall today still does that - companies won't always recall a product for every defect.
They weigh the cost of recalling/destroying/fixing the product, and estimate it against the cost of doing nothing, from how many people it might affect to lawsuits, etc.
If the cost of doing nothing is less, they won't do a recall.

Pretty fucked up when you consider they literally put a price on consumer's lives and do a cost/benefit analysis to see how many lives are worth the recall.
But they are the ONLY *** maker I know of. A firearm is not a place to take chances, or count beans. Don't forget, they knew very early on, when it would not have bankrupted the company, but merely been a very expensive mistake.
 

Mr. Daystar

In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/students-reporting-alarming-snapchat-messages-102609153.html

This is how you fix the problem. You don't wipe your ass with the Constitution, or persecute innocent, lawful *** owners. You do what these vigilant citizens had the brains and common sense to do, and thank God they did. People like me **** to see *** ******** just as much as the people that don't advocate for the 2nd Amendment, or don't like guns. We don't expect you to change your ways and buy a ***, we just want our rights to lawfully own ours. I hope the 2 students that stopped this receive the recognition they obviously deserve.
 
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