So tell that Mother****er to tell me when he is going to be here and come on up. I'll wait.
Don't put your weekend plans on hold.
These chickenshits always want someone else to do it.
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So tell that Mother****er to tell me when he is going to be here and come on up. I'll wait.
My point is that if someone's mental health makes them dangerous (I was just narrow-mindedly regurgitating the Main Stream Media diagnosis, I realize that's not fair), their doctor should be proactive about mitigating the risk they present to themselves or others. The Government shouldn't infringe on people's gun rights to mitigate the harm that mentally ill people that want to inflict harm on themselves or others could potentially cause with a gun.
The problem with this approach is that it is the mental health equivalent of gun-free zones; feels good in theory, has the opposite effect in practice.Why is it that the mentally ill don't have to sacrifice their rights, but gun owners do?
If a doctor diagnoses someone as being on the broader Autism Spectrum (including Asperger's), then if the kid is not committed to an institution, he should have weekly or daily counseling sessions where he is asked if he bought a gun and if he has thoughts of killing people.
Someone with an infectious disease is quarantined by the doctor. Someone with a mental illness which is becoming a prerequisite for mass murder should be managed by health care professionals and parents to mitigate that risk.
And no, the government doesn't need to be involved in this, parents and doctors need to be.
Once again you forget that you are not having a rational discussion.
We all know guns are used to save many lives every year, some say more than are lost to violent means (murder) -
way more, actually, according to various surveys conducted over the last few years. most confrontations don't end up with shots fired, fortunately, and don't get reported, maybe unfortunately, so we could use the definitive stats.
Here's what I don't understand: Why do we think we're any different from the UK, Australia, etc.? Depending on the study, the USA has roughly a 30% higher rate of mental illness than Australia. Depending on the study, we see 800% to 2,000% higher rates of gun deaths in the USA vs. Australia. Depending on the study, there are 6-8X more LEGAL guns per capita in the USA vs. Australia.
I'm all for law-abiding citizens owning guns. I own a couple (M&P Shield and a VP9). I'm also 100% behind making it a much more involved process to buy one.
Yup, it's true. We all are. (according to CNN this morning in some sort of "roundtable chat" they were running)... we all are.My wife told me the People.com reported he's a devil worshiper....is that true?
I agree in theory. If, after evaluation by a team of qualified professionals, you are deemed to be mentally deficient and a high risk to be a danger to society, then you should be subject to restrictions WITH DUE PROCESS. This, to me, is no different than Doctors being able to create a formal notice to the RMV (or DMV in other states) asking that they schedule a hearing to revoke someone's driver's licence if they have a medical condition which would make driving dangerous to the rest of us. Could be old age, could be a seizure disorder, could be narcolepsy. Get a hearing, get better/prove you are not a danger, get everything back.
I made the mistake of looking over my wife's shoulder while she was on facebook last night. Her anti friends (our neighbors BTW) were in full retard mode. If only they knew how close some of those evil guns were lol. BTW my wife just told me she want's to get her LTC.
Police said Harper-Mercer was shot dead after he killed 9 people in the 45th mass school shooting in the US this year.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/british-born-gunman-chris-harper-6558370
Additional reporting by Max Kutner.
This story has been updated to include the most recent information and remarks about the shooting in Oregon. Correction: This article originally incorrectly stated 45 as the number of mass shootings in 2015. The correct fact is the number of school shootings.
Oct. 1, 2015
Umpqua Community College, Roseburg, Ore.
13 dead, at least 20 injured
Sounds like they make a habit of getting info from each others articles rather than doing their own digging. Cant say Im shocked.
I made the mistake of looking over my wife's shoulder while she was on facebook last night. Her anti friends (our neighbors BTW) were in full retard mode. If only they knew how close some of those evil guns were lol. BTW my wife just told me she want's to get her LTC.
"Journalism" in America.
I know right? You would think that even they would of said to themselves, "45? This year? That sounds high. Let me spend a couple minutes on Google before I make an ass of myself."
You'll notice the fanfare is dying out. I'm sure between the whole targeting Christians thing and most likely an SSRI in there this event will be long forgotten by next week.
I fear with more of these shootings we are going to lose the second amendment battle.