Guns in home kills family of five.

Unsecured guns in the home...

A kid with "anger issues..."

Shot most of the family while they slept...

Laid in wait for the father...

Hard to defend against that shit...
 
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GUNS IN HOME KILLS FAMILY OF FIVE.
15-year-old boy suspected of killing parents, 3 kids in New Mexico home
15-year-old boy suspected of killing parents, 3 kids in New Mexico home | Fox News
Again, guns in the home kills family instead of protecting family by a good kid. All law abiding citizens should under go an psychiatric evaluations before allowed to buy guns. Again a assault weapon involved.

Funny, this story is about some kid killing his family, not guns suddenly developing the ability to move and the will to kill people.
 
If I wasn't so busy DOING NOTHING, I would post tons of stories where someone in their home saved all the occupants from an Obama voter invading their home.

Not going to bother bc you will ignore the flip side of your coin.

Btw, my stories involve guns being used by their owner... Not jumping up & killing folks all on their own.
 
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GUNS IN HOME KILLS FAMILY OF FIVE.
15-year-old boy suspected of killing parents, 3 kids in New Mexico home
15-year-old boy suspected of killing parents, 3 kids in New Mexico home | Fox News
Again, guns in the home kills family instead of protecting family by a good kid. All law abiding citizens should under go an psychiatric evaluations before allowed to buy guns. Again a assault weapon involved.

I didn't see a single place in this article where the GUNS killed anyone. If I missed the sentence that said, "And then the guns jumped up, loaded themselves, and shot everyone", please cite it.

What other kind of weapon is there besides "assault"? What the fuck does that ominous buzzword even MEAN?

Another empty, pointless bunch of shit from an empty, pointless pile of shit.
 
And another one...
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Vegas officer, wife and son dead in murder-suicide
21 Jan.`13 — A Las Vegas police lieutenant, his wife and son are dead after an apparent double murder, suicide and arson at their home in Boulder City, authorities said Monday.
Clark County Sheriff Douglas Gillespie and other officials didn't immediately identify the police officer or the family members, pending positive identification and the release of names by the Clark County coroner. "There was an incident today involving one if Metro's lieutenants," a somber Gillespie said in a 2 1/2-minute statement to reporters at a hastily called news conference. "Several bodies were discovered." Coroner Michael Murphy said after investigators left the fire-charred home Monday afternoon that identifications would probably be made Tuesday.

Gillespie, the elected head of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, said the lieutenant was a 20-year Las Vegas police veteran. Gillespie spoke of unanswered questions and "untold grief" for family members, friends and co-workers. He took no questions. The sheriff said the investigation in Boulder City, about 20 miles southeast of Las Vegas, was being handled by police in neighboring Henderson.

Henderson police spokesman Keith Paul said a man called 911 at about 8:20 a.m. Monday and told a dispatcher he killed his wife and child, set his house afire and would shoot anyone who approached. The home is owned by Hans Walters, according to Clark County assessor records. Many know Walters as a Las Vegas police lieutenant married to a former Las Vegas police officer, Kathryn Walters. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that she left the department in 2005.

Boulder City police arrived to find the homeowner with a handgun in the doorway of the burning house before he retreated back inside and apparently killed himself, Paul said. No shots were fired by police or SWAT officers from Henderson and North Las Vegas who later found the bodies of a 52-year-old man, a 46-year-old woman and a boy inside, Paul said. Officials said the boy was believed to be about 7. "We're investigating the incident as a murder-suicide at this time," Paul said.

Vegas officer, wife and son dead in murder-suicide - Yahoo! News
 
Why was the gun and ammunition in reach of the child in the first place?

Why don't you go to the cemetery, dig them up, and ask them? How the fuck are WE supposed to know the intricate details of day-to-day life in a house we didn't live in?
 
Again, guns in the home kills family instead of protecting family by a good kid. All law abiding citizens should under go an psychiatric evaluations before allowed to buy guns. Again a assault weapon involved.

If they’re law-abiding citizens, how can a ‘psychiatric evaluation’ be justified? Such a requirement would be burdensome and un-Constitutional, as simply wishing to own a firearm is not an indication of ‘mental illness.’
 
Funny, this story is about some kid killing his family, not guns suddenly developing the ability to move and the will to kill people.

Who said that?

Who knew that guns operated on their own with no human intervention.

Who said that?

Btw, my stories involve guns being used by their owner... Not jumping up & killing folks all on their own.

Who said that?

Gun killed them? Hope that thing gets the chair.

Who said that?

Autonomous guns? Shit, we're screwed!

Who said that?

I didn't see a single place in this article where the GUNS killed anyone. If I missed the sentence that said, "And then the guns jumped up, loaded themselves, and shot everyone", please cite it.

Who said that?

Twist stories much?
 
Events like this are awful and they make everyone shake their head...but weve been desensitized when someone drunk or high on weed or other CDS kills a family of 5 in his vehicle which happens far more often then any gun events happen. The media gloss' over the vehiclular homicides and makes great hay over any gun incidents. Dead is dead and its no more the guns fault then the vehicle.
 

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