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It's beyond insane to not have them both as primary concerns......and to deny the fact that easy accessibility to guns does not increase the likelihood of the next event.Of course the tool is relevant.
When your primary concern is reducing the Lethality of the next event, as opposed to the Likelihood of the next event.
I do not hold them equally as primary concerns.It's beyond insane to not have them both as primary concerns......and to deny the fact that easy accessibility to guns does not increase the likelihood of the next event.
It should be secured, in a gun safe ideally, if not locked in a closet with a lock on the weapon itself as well.What is deemed “access”? I mean they live in the same house so unless they just left it laying out for him to grab I find it difficult to just start throwing out blame to anyone and everyone.
Well, when we have these every other day, it's kinda gonna work out that a few happen in swing states during election years.
Just a bunch of foul people in the GOP suggesting that this is some sort of Dem conspiracy.
Well, when we have these every other day, it's kinda gonna work out that a few happen in swing states during election years.
Just a bunch of foul people in the GOP suggesting that this is some sort of Dem conspiracy.
Yes.So the statements about them speaking with he and parents prior about threats is coming from news outlets?
I've been at my second job, just getting home, I only know what's being reported here.
I’m a staunch supporter on the 2A, but holding gun owners responsible when they allow access to a minor then they take the weapon and shoot to a school isn’t the worst idea. Same goes for the criminal that gets the perpetrator a weapon. And as much as I disagree with LG on this issue, we aren’t talking about baseball bat and butcher knife mass murders in schools. In this case the officer responded like he should and still 4 people died. Without a gun there is no way that happens.That might actually pass constitutional muster. But you know as well as I do that any person who wants a gun badly enough will manage to get one. And if not; they will use a butcher knife or a baseball bat.
Somebody is lying, obviously he had unsupervised access because that is what happened, unless the parent is saying he gave his kid the gun.Yes.
The 14-year-old student suspected of killing two students and two teachers at the Apalachee High School was questioned by law enforcement last year regarding “several anonymous tips about online threats to commit a school shooting at an unidentified location and time,” according to a joint statement from FBI Atlanta and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office.
The online threats included photographs of guns, according to the statement.
The suspect and his father were then interviewed by the county sheriff’s office.
“The father stated he had hunting guns in the house, but the subject did not have unsupervised access to them,” the statement read. “The subject denied making the threats online. Jackson County alerted local schools for continued monitoring of the subject.
“At that time, there was no probable cause for arrest or to take any additional law enforcement action on the local, state, or federal levels,” the statement said.