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Dozer523 · 04-13-2013, 00:58

http://www.assistNews.net/stories/2013/s13040069.htm

TR and Razor,
Here is an article on the incident, most of the questions raised are addressed, except obviously, why didn't he use another method. I'm not being a smart ass here when I say because with a gun he probably thought he had the most effective way to accomplish his task -- quick, painless, . . .
This is a tragedy. If not preventable, it shouldn't be as easy as it was.
But because its a gun, no preventative action is acceptable? Is the position that the current level and severity of gun violence an acceptable cost of doing business? I don't get that.

How do we slow this down?

I think if you listen to the people in the middle are asking, "how do we al least reduce the deliberate misuse of guns?" They really aren't talking about taking your gun? Honestly.

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Dozer523 BANNED USER Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 3,751	http://www.assistNews.net/stories/2013/s13040069.htm TR and Razor, Here is an article on the incident, most of the questions raised are addressed, except obviously, why didn't he use another method. I'm not being a smart ass here when I say because with a gun he probably thought he had the most effective way to accomplish his task -- quick, painless, . . . This is a tragedy. If not preventable, it shouldn't be as easy as it was. But because its a gun, no preventative action is acceptable? Is the position that the current level and severity of gun violence an acceptable cost of doing business? I don't get that. How do we slow this down? I think if you listen to the people in the middle are asking, "how do we al least reduce the deliberate misuse of guns?" They really aren't talking about taking your gun? Honestly. Last edited by Dozer523; 04-13-2013 at 01:02.
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