BABY STOMPED TO DEATH; BYSTANDERS OBEY GUN LAWS

cjhsa wrote:

Steve 41oo wrote:

... encouraging immature citizens of whatever age to play with firearms is not one of them.

I am not responsible for your immaturity or unfounded fear of weaponry.

Sheeple.

The originator of this thread has already admitted he likes discharging weapons...for fun. For many people they are no more than toys, you included I think. Imo there is something immature about grown men who like playing with guns. All this artificial outrage at various incidents where citizens have not been armed and have been unable to stop crime is really a smoke screen to protect your desire to continue playing with your toy guns.

That doesnt worry me one bit. Handguns were prohibited in this country in (I think 1998) after a shooting enthusiast went berserk with a legally held weapon, and killed 16 children and their teacher in Scotland. Just remembered his name, thomas hamilton. You can find out what he did.

Anyway, there has been absolutely no call from people to bring back firearms.

And I've never heard anyone here using the argument that "if only the citizen had a firearm"...such and such a crime would have been prevented.

That said the next teenager I see dropping litter on the cycle track and I'd most certainly stop him from doing it again with a Walther pkk. (and just so there is no misunderstanding, as sometimes irony is not taken well in the US I was only joking )

This baby was so young
that he was defenseless under any circumstances.

If he had been just a few years older,
old enuf to walk and talk, I 'd wish that he had
the defensive firepower to kill his tormentor and that he did it.

O, Well.

Anyway, there has been absolutely no call from people to bring back firearms.

I 'm glad I don 't live in England.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

This baby was so young
that he was defenseless under any circumstances.

If he had been just a few years older,
old enuf to walk and talk, I 'd wish that he had
the defensive firepower to kill his tormentor and that he did it.

O, Well.

February 4, 2002, in South Bend, Ind.,
Tony D. Murray broke into a home occupied by
Sue Gay, an 80-year-old grandmother and her 11-year-old grandchild.
The intruder held a jagged box cutter to the grandmother's neck,
at which time the 11-year-old ran upstairs where he retrieved a .45 revolver.
The 11-year-old returned, pointed the gun at the intruder,
and shot and killed him.




Good shooting



David

Intrepid wrote:

cjhsa wrote:

There's gun grabbers on both sides of the aisle. Stomp 'em all.

Your emotional, violent nature is showing. I hope that you don't drink while carrying your weapons of choice.

Anyone with an avatar like that is obviously gay (read emotionally disturbed). I'm done with you.

cjhsa wrote:

Intrepid wrote:

cjhsa wrote:

There's gun grabbers on both sides of the aisle. Stomp 'em all.

Your emotional, violent nature is showing. I hope that you don't drink while carrying your weapons of choice.

Anyone with an avatar like that is obviously gay (read emotionally disturbed). I'm done with you.

Now you can make an informed opinion based on an avatar? You powers of observation and ability to stay on topic are only exceeded by your obvious bias and possible intake of too much gunpowder.

No, I am not gay and my emotional state is just fine thank you. For those who are gay.....it does not affect their standing as a person.

It only takes one "emotionally disturbed" person with a gun to put many innocent people at risk.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

This baby was so young
that he was defenseless under any circumstances.

If he had been just a few years older,
old enuf to walk and talk, I 'd wish that he had
the defensive firepower to kill his tormentor and that he did it.

O, Well.

February 4, 2002, in South Bend, Ind.,
Tony D. Murray broke into a home occupied by
Sue Gay, an 80-year-old grandmother and her 11-year-old grandchild.
The intruder held a jagged box cutter to the grandmother's neck,
at which time the 11-year-old ran upstairs where he retrieved a .45 revolver.
The 11-year-old returned, pointed the gun at the intruder,
and shot and killed him.




Good shooting



David

Fortunately, he did not hit Granny as well.

Intrepid wrote:

cjhsa wrote:

Intrepid wrote:

cjhsa wrote:

There's gun grabbers on both sides of the aisle. Stomp 'em all.

Your emotional, violent nature is showing. I hope that you don't drink while carrying your weapons of choice.

Anyone with an avatar like that is obviously gay (read emotionally disturbed). I'm done with you.

Now you can make an informed opinion based on an avatar? You powers of observation and ability to stay on topic are only exceeded by your obvious bias and possible intake of too much gunpowder.

No, I am not gay and my emotional state is just fine thank you. For those who are gay.....it does not affect their standing as a person.

It only takes one "emotionally disturbed" person with a gun to put many innocent people at risk.

When I considered myself to be at risk, something over a half century ago,
I got a gun and then felt pretty good; serene




David

"popping off" one round can hit more than the intended target.

Intrepid wrote:

"popping off" one round can hit more than the intended target.

That HAS happened.

When an emergency arises
(like having your grandmother being threatened with a box cutter at her throat)
u need to think fast and act fast to address that situation.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Intrepid wrote:

"popping off" one round can hit more than the intended target.

That HAS happened.

When an emergency arises
(like having your grandmother being threatened with a box cutter at her throat)
u need to think fast and act fast to address that situation.

Yeah, going upstairs, getting a gun, coming back down while holding that gun before you have to end the threat by shooting the person.

Sounds like he didn't have to act fast at all. The fact that he could come down while visibly holding the gun and granny wasn't killed seems to me that it wasn't quite the life or death threat you are making it out to be. Which tells me one could have acted faster to defuse the situation without ever needing a gun.