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They do that down here. The other day it was 79 and people were wearing jackets in the evening. Inside buildings it can be cold, many people dress a bit warmer if going to be inside a place.
And I lived in SoFL and can tell you ... no teenage girl would be caught dead in a turtleneck sweater when it is in the 80s. Never in a million years. It's not the style and it's inappropriate for the weather. IF this person was cold there would be a tank top/cardigan combo so take the sweater off when the weather *warmed up.*
It was the first thing I noticed and screamed out fake video.
If guns were allowed in the school please tell me how this wouldn't have happened? Aside from SWAT shooting everybody they see holding a gun not knowing who the Perp Is. Some of you people must be mentally ill.
If there were armed good guys in the school that shooter would have been down WELL before any police showed up. It would have also minimized the number of deaths.
They did have school shootings 35 years ago. They had school shootings 100 years ago. You are 100% wrong, school shootings are not a new problem it just keeps getting worse due to better weapons and a high rate of availability.
Trump did do good on his speech.
I was not a fan of Obama but one of the few times I agreed with him was during his speech about Sandy Hook. Even when you read the transcripts for both, they are both similar.
The number of Obama gun laws that made it through Congress during his two terms in office comes in at only two, and neither placed additional restrictions on gun owners. In fact, the two gun laws signed by Obama actually expanded the rights of gun owners in the United States.
I know you're not trying to but your tearing the social fabric of this country apart. We are not Europe, guns are embedded into our constitution, we are a low density country where people use guns for a living and are free to buy them when and however they want.
If I want to into the woods in Utah and have fun with target practice on a tree or go hunting I can, if I want to protect myself, I can.
If guns were allowed on the school this wouldn't have happened, it's the gun-free zones that cause, if Cruz (the shooter) wanted to getting a gun of the black market would be the easiest thing ever. We already of tough gun laws and guess what? the state with the fewest regulations (New Hampshire) also has a lower homicide rate, and guess what that is a fact.
I don't care what CNN tells you that is a fact.
90% of gun related deaths happen due to handguns, statistically the total deaths that happened here are less than a fraction of a percent of the total murder rate.
If you want to stop gun violence then stop crimes, don't outlaw the guns. That thinking didn't work in the drug war or prohibition.
THESE are the facts, please listen and don't fall for those laws the MSM tells (told by a bunch of rich hypocritical new yorkers who have never seen violence ONCE in their lives).
Where did the person you were quoting lie? Even you admit that getting a gun would be "the easiest thing ever".
You can disagree with them on the solution, but it seems like you are the one trying to perpetuate a lie.
In some cases, it actually is easier to get a gun than to vote. That applies to legal and illegal guns (and voting).
Also, I get tired of the argument that "shootings happen at schools because they are gun free zones". Shootings happen at schools, because that is the place where bullying happens, and people with mental disorders can't handle it, and go back for revenge. THAT is why it happens at schools.
The thought that you would want to arm a school with untrained people (because you don't want more regulations, so you can't require them to have training to legally have a gun), is beyond ludacris. You really think that having a shootout at an elementary school is going to save more lives than trying to make access to guns for mentally unstable people less accessible?
How do you feel about Trump lifting the rule that prevented the mentally ill from LEGALLY getting guns? Is it possible that this guy may have been slowed down enough, that by the time he got access to the gun, MAYBE the notion to kill had passed? (I have a mentally ill person in my family, and the #1 thing all therapist say when she goes into a rage, is just try to get her from minute to minute, hour to hour, until it passes, and it WILL pass. Maybe having slightly slower access to a gun for a person like that, or like the killer would be good?)
Read my other posts, I don't want to restrict your guns, or mine. But let's be reasonable, and certainly let's be honest. That would be a refreshing start.
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