Another Shooting

[newyorkjetsfan]

This time, it's a father suspected of having shot dead his five children after hearing his wife was leaving him.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,512581,00.html

This was another shooting of this week:

* Sat 4 April: Father is suspected of shooting dead his five children, then himself, near Seattle


* Sat 4 April: Gunman kills three policemen in Pittsburgh before being wounded and captured


* Fri 3 April: Gunman kills 13 people at an immigration centre in Binghamton, New York state, then apparently shoots himself


* Sun 29 March: Gunman kills seven elderly residents and a nurse at a nursing home in Carthage, North Carolina, then is shot and wounded himself


* Sun 29 March: Man kills five relatives and himself in Santa Clara, California

Don't be surprised to see President Obama and gun control groups to use these incidents to promote the stupid idea to ban guns everywhere, despite a little thing called the Bill of Rights and the right for people to defend themselves, their family, and their property.

Of course, the hypocritical free-speech liberals want to blame talk radio for creating the environment for these incidents.

Of course, they will get help from their allies in the liberal media.

[sgtmac_46]

If there is any connection between these events, it's the sensationalism of the media producing copy-cats....OOOPPSS....can't actually say that, might sound like i'm blaming the media.

[ImNewHere]

This is Obama's fault. We didn't have daily shootings under Bush's administration.

[Jalend Skyr]

This is Obama's fault. We didn't have daily shootings under Bush's administration.

LOL rrrriiiigggghhhhtttttt

[angelicmadrigal]

She evidently didn't leave soon enough.

[angelicmadrigal]

Don't be surprised to see President Obama and gun control groups to use these incidents to promote the stupid idea to ban guns everywhere, despite a little thing called the Bill of Rights and the right for people to defend themselves, their family, and their property.


Well unfortunately there is no way to tell if a perfectly normal seeming person is likely to commit a crime with a gun, so there really isn't anything you can do about that. I think attempting to keep guns out of the hands of people who are diagnosed with a mental illness predisposed to violence, and those who have been imprisioned for violent offenses is completely fine. But denying them to your average citizen, who more likely than not will be responsible with their guns is not a good policy.


But then again, it only takes a few stupid people to ruin soemthing for everyone.