Winder, GA - haven't had a school shooting thread in a while
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Of course, it is not a problem if the kids involved are not yours….there is a problem here with GUNS. But as long as “we the people” have THOUGHTS and PRAYERS, we will be just fine. I wonder which God caused this shooting? Might God be pissed that FSU is 0-2?
Georgia will kill him soon after his 18th birthday…and everything will be alright….right?
Here's a big part of the issue. Too many believing that weapons, any sort of weapons, are the answer to a tyrannical government. They are too ignorant to realize the tyranny comes from their brethren.
Is this a serious response?
I prefer this shit doesn’t happen……4 for 1 is hardly an even Steven trade…….but we gots to have our guns! And everyone has to have access to them….otherwise we can’t kill kids at school….Equal opportunity…..
Excuse me if I seem frustrated…..BUT there is NO reason on God’s green earth that weapons like this should even be available to non-military/non-LEO personnel…..that is a starting point.
KUDOS!
Trump hasn’t personally wielded a gun….yet….and he organized a coup that failed 3 1/2 years ago.
You do realize that is your typical propaganda from any organization seeking $$$, right?NRA Gun Safety Rules
At the NRA, firearm education and safety is paramount—that’s why we offer a variety of programs and services to promote the safe handling, use and storage of firearms.gunsafetyrules.nra.org
Perhaps you don't.
You mean brethren like Harris/Walz and their ilk who subscribe to a more Marxist type of society?
Yep…..the State has many jobs, but murder/revenge is NOT one of them. PROTECTING its citizens at all costs is much closer to the State’s duty.
I would imagine that god is pleased that fsu is 0-2, if he cares about that sort of thing. I’ll always offer t/p privately, but I’m really not a god burned my house down kind of guy.
This mother****er was questioned last year about threatening a school shooting
Clearly, thoughts and prayers aren’t working. Doing nothing isn’t working. Blaming parents isn’t working. Red flag notification didn’t work in this incident. We, as a society, condone this.
Is it legal for a 14 year old to buy or own a gun of any kind, anywhere in the United States?
What we need are stricter laws that people will just ignore anyway.
How does this process work and not find him to be a threat? As far as I’m concerned if you’re a student and it gets as far as being questioned by the feds, you don’t need to be returning to a gen pop school.
The parents in this situation need to be punished harshly. Their kid was interviewed by the FBi last year yet they still had guns in the house. Thats assuming he used his dads gun
Doesn’t really matter if he was a student at the school or not, the outcome would still be the same.
There is no law, that I know of, preventing a parent from buying a gun for their 14 year old child. There is no law, that I know of, that mandates a parent keep their guns locked up and unavailable to their 14 year old child.
If there were laws for that, you think it prevents this from happening? Anytime a shooting happens the killer violates a ton of laws on the books.
I think it would make it harder which could end up preventing such a tragedy. There is no foolproof solution. Steps can be taken to make these things less likely and to punish those who make it so easy.
The logic that says a measure won't completely rid a problem from happening so it shouldn't be adopted is lazy and shortsighted.
This incident ia going to happen in 10 different cities this weekend and you won't say a word about those parents going to jail.
My comment is not isolated to this incident. It is merely the one being discussed.
Then you need to think about the impact to the community that has the highest rate of firearm shootings as well as the highest rate of single parents and think long term about what you are proposing would do to that community.
Of course it is. He doesn’t give two craps about the kids once they are out of the womb.
I have and there is no doubt in my mind it would help them become safer communities.
The cities in the U.S. with the highest per capita gun deaths are typically smaller and mid-sized cities with significant crime and poverty issues. Based on recent data, some of the cities with the highest per capita gun-related deaths include:
1. St. Louis, Missouri:
- St. Louis consistently ranks among the highest in terms of gun-related deaths per capita, with an especially high homicide rate. In recent years, St. Louis has reported over 60 homicides per 100,000 residents, with gun violence contributing heavily to the overall death toll.
2. Baltimore, Maryland:
- Baltimore has long struggled with high levels of gun violence, particularly in disadvantaged neighborhoods. In 2022, Baltimore's homicide rate was around 57 per 100,000, with the vast majority involving firearms.
3. New Orleans, Louisiana:
- New Orleans has experienced a high rate of gun violence for many years. In recent data, the city’s homicide rate exceeded 40 per 100,000 residents, with many of these deaths resulting from gunfire.
4. Birmingham, Alabama:
- Birmingham has a gun death rate of over 40 per 100,000 residents. Much of the violence is tied to gang activity and socio-economic challenges within the city.
5. Jackson, Mississippi:
- Jackson saw a surge in gun deaths in recent years, with firearm-related homicides pushing its homicide rate to over 60 per 100,000 residents in 2021.
6. Memphis, Tennessee:
- Memphis has one of the highest per capita gun death rates in the U.S., driven by gang violence, poverty, and other social challenges. The city’s homicide rate is among the highest, with a substantial portion involving firearms.
7. Detroit, Michigan:
- Detroit has historically had high rates of gun violence. While the city's crime rates have fluctuated over the years, gun-related deaths remain a significant issue, contributing to Detroit's high homicide rate of over 40 per 100,000 people in some recent years.
Context:
- The high rates of gun deaths in these cities are often linked to systemic issues such as poverty, lack of access to education, and concentrated areas of disadvantage. Much of the violence occurs in specific neighborhoods rather than being evenly distributed across the cities.
- Larger cities like Chicago and Philadelphia also report high absolute numbers of gun deaths but often have lower rates per capita compared to the cities listed above.
97 got his panties in a wad the other day when I reminded him this place is a liberal circle jerk and people like Torbee and Ragnarfencesitter both said they were Republicans. Many laughs ensued.
You think more young people growing up in the system because their one parent that was around now catches time for the 17 year old doing dumb shit Is going to help.
Have a good day Radio.
