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What a great parent, teaching that guns are a way to deal with bullies. Gee, wonder why we have so many school shootings?
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I knew before opneing the artricle this was gig to happen:
The title is "Mom caught on camera holding rifle at bus stop says she meant no harm", the in the article itself is says, "STANLY COUNTY, N.C. - A Stanly County mother caught on camera holding an assault rifle"
It is really sad how so many American have fallen for the accepting FALSE claims by the media and dem politicians.
"The RIGHT of the PEOPLE to keep and BEAR ARMS shall NOT be INFRINGED"
She may be the reason her kid is bullied! "Your mother is crazy!" "Oh look, here comes Annie Oakley or is it Calamity Jane?" "Hey Bonnie ...where's Clyde?"
"She may be the reason her kid is bullied!"
Then after READING the article, which very few did BEFORE responding to the article making BIG fools of themselves, we have the TRUTH, " Before the bus arrived, the woman said she saw dangerous animals coming out of the woods near her home, so she grabbed her gun. "If they were here they would have seen coyotes on my property," she said. "I was scaring coyotes off. When I was coming back up to my house is when the bus pulled up." When the bus driver called her over to talk about what happened on the bus, she said she still had the rifle in her hand and someone recorded her."
Do you and all the hysterical anti-gunners who responded like your crow fried or baked?
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