Another mass School shooting in the States.
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Reports suggest 26 dead including 18 Kindergarten children(entire class)
Another ******* psycho on the rampage with a gun! Why do they choose schools?
http://news.sky.com/story/1025684/li...chool-shooting
Another ******* psycho on the rampage with a gun! Why do they choose schools?http://news.sky.com/story/1025684/li...chool-shooting
Last edited by jayallen; Dec 14, 2012 at 06:26 PM.
Was on holiday in the summer and met a great guy from the U S. I asked him if the cinema shootings for the Batman film (I think it was Batman) had turned him against guns and actually said no man in fact I'm gonna get another so I have one downstairs as well as upstairs. Go figure, they're all mad
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CNN has just reported they have arrested a second shooter.
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THE FVCKING KINDERGARTEN KIDS DON'T BEAR ARMS, THEY HAD THE MISFORTUNE TO BE BORN INTO A COUNTRY WHERE ITS LIKE ****ING DODGE CITY.
I just hope they didn't suffer too much.
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I don't think the underlying problem is the availability of guns as such, this is just the inevitable conclusion
I think the root lies more within the appalling US education system, where it's expected of even the teachers to bully kids who aren't 'normal'
They don't have these incidents in Canada or Switzerland, and they both have heavily armed civilian populations
I think the root lies more within the appalling US education system, where it's expected of even the teachers to bully kids who aren't 'normal'

They don't have these incidents in Canada or Switzerland, and they both have heavily armed civilian populations
And actually nobody chooses to be born, it's a futile argument
Ok I'll bite then.
They are children, doesn't matter what nationality they are. Just kids who were probably winding up school ready for Xmas, thinking nice thoughts, what they are getting from Santa.
They didn't deserve this.
They are children, doesn't matter what nationality they are. Just kids who were probably winding up school ready for Xmas, thinking nice thoughts, what they are getting from Santa.
They didn't deserve this.
I don't think the underlying problem is the availability of guns as such, this is just the inevitable conclusion
I think the root lies more within the appalling US education system, where it's expected of even the teachers to bully kids who aren't 'normal'
They don't have these incidents in Canada or Switzerland, and they both have heavily armed civilian populations
I think the root lies more within the appalling US education system, where it's expected of even the teachers to bully kids who aren't 'normal'

They don't have these incidents in Canada or Switzerland, and they both have heavily armed civilian populations
(in my school/day misfits would merely attempt to burn the place down)
I don't think the underlying problem is the availability of guns as such, this is just the inevitable conclusion
I think the root lies more within the appalling US education system, where it's expected of even the teachers to bully kids who aren't 'normal'
They don't have these incidents in Canada or Switzerland, and they both have heavily armed civilian populations
I think the root lies more within the appalling US education system, where it's expected of even the teachers to bully kids who aren't 'normal'

They don't have these incidents in Canada or Switzerland, and they both have heavily armed civilian populations
Toronto has it's shooting events, the Eaton Center and surrounding area has been witness to a couple of shootings (usually stupid gansta types) in the past couple of years.
It is different over here. An ex-school nutcase turned up at the gates one day, standing in the pose of a late 1800s pugilist.
It just happens with such tedious regularity, I think getting rid of privately owned guns over here (apart from the obvious exceptions like Shotguns) was the correct reaction, I would rather speak to an upset gun enthusiast than a recently bereaved parent of a child executed by a gun enthusiast.
You give someone a gun one day and the next they can have some kind of trauma that alters their mental state and they go ape, the problem is that a gun is so effective at killing, it is its only reason to exist, killing things and it can keep going and going as long as it gets a supply of bullets, sure, you can kill with a knife but not from a distance and with repeatable results, you cant kill everyone in a room like you can with a machine gun.
America will never, ever change, the NRA are too powerful and being callous, the odd massacre is nothing compared to what would happen if they tried to ban guns, it would be war, guns are too entrenched in the culture, gun enthusiasts are not regarded as nutters like over here, it is very normal. The country is pretty wild, it is a huge place and there are too many guns, they arent apt to put up with the legislation we are faced with in all spheres of life. There is an arms race over there, like the guy mentioned who buys another gun in reaction to a mass shooting.
You give someone a gun one day and the next they can have some kind of trauma that alters their mental state and they go ape, the problem is that a gun is so effective at killing, it is its only reason to exist, killing things and it can keep going and going as long as it gets a supply of bullets, sure, you can kill with a knife but not from a distance and with repeatable results, you cant kill everyone in a room like you can with a machine gun.
America will never, ever change, the NRA are too powerful and being callous, the odd massacre is nothing compared to what would happen if they tried to ban guns, it would be war, guns are too entrenched in the culture, gun enthusiasts are not regarded as nutters like over here, it is very normal. The country is pretty wild, it is a huge place and there are too many guns, they arent apt to put up with the legislation we are faced with in all spheres of life. There is an arms race over there, like the guy mentioned who buys another gun in reaction to a mass shooting.
Not saying i agree with their gun laws at all, but banning guns won't stop killings if someone is intent on doing it.
It's the act of using the gun that is so attractive to some people. A knife would be far less appealing I would suggest
Banning guns won't stop killings of course, but it would dramatically reduce them
Last edited by Martin2005; Dec 14, 2012 at 07:39 PM.
would need to be proper ****ed up to be able to shoot a kid tho.
it was even very young kids. pretty sick like.
Maybe they need to tighten security at kids schools? hire an armed guard or 2 (even if just tazer guns) and metal detectors etc.
make it part of the budget every school gets..
it was even very young kids. pretty sick like.
Maybe they need to tighten security at kids schools? hire an armed guard or 2 (even if just tazer guns) and metal detectors etc.
make it part of the budget every school gets..
I don't think the underlying problem is the availability of guns as such, this is just the inevitable conclusion
I think the root lies more within the appalling US education system, where it's expected of even the teachers to bully kids who aren't 'normal'
They don't have these incidents in Canada or Switzerland, and they both have heavily armed civilian populations
I think the root lies more within the appalling US education system, where it's expected of even the teachers to bully kids who aren't 'normal'

They don't have these incidents in Canada or Switzerland, and they both have heavily armed civilian populations







