2aguy
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Yeah.....except it happened in Australia......
I thought they banned and confiscated guns in Australia....and this also puts the lie to the anti gunner talking point where they claim that Australian gun control laws have stopped mass shootings in Australia....the only thing that stopped this shooter from becoming a mass shooter in the mall....he just didn't decide to shoot more people in the mall......
That is it. Anti gunners are claiming the success of Australian gun control......based on pure, dumb, luck......
Carpark shooting: ‘It was chaos’
A SHOOTING at a Melbourne carpark last night has left a man in his 20s with multiple gunshot wounds.
The shooting happened at a 24-hour shopping mall at Campbellfield in Melbourne’s north near the intersection of Sydney and Mahoney roads about 9.30pm.
A witness told the Herald Sun the man appeared to have wounds to his groin and legs.
A woman was on the phone calling triple-0 and “holding him trying to stop the bleeding”.
The victim was heard to say he was dizzy, and wanted to drink water.
Members of the man’s family arrived at the scene soon after.
The witness said there was a lot of screaming and confusion.
“There were people with kids, and a witness was holding a baby. People were screaming and yelling. It was chaos,” the witness said.
I thought they banned and confiscated guns in Australia....and this also puts the lie to the anti gunner talking point where they claim that Australian gun control laws have stopped mass shootings in Australia....the only thing that stopped this shooter from becoming a mass shooter in the mall....he just didn't decide to shoot more people in the mall......
That is it. Anti gunners are claiming the success of Australian gun control......based on pure, dumb, luck......
Carpark shooting: ‘It was chaos’
A SHOOTING at a Melbourne carpark last night has left a man in his 20s with multiple gunshot wounds.
The shooting happened at a 24-hour shopping mall at Campbellfield in Melbourne’s north near the intersection of Sydney and Mahoney roads about 9.30pm.
A witness told the Herald Sun the man appeared to have wounds to his groin and legs.
A woman was on the phone calling triple-0 and “holding him trying to stop the bleeding”.
The victim was heard to say he was dizzy, and wanted to drink water.
Members of the man’s family arrived at the scene soon after.
The witness said there was a lot of screaming and confusion.
“There were people with kids, and a witness was holding a baby. People were screaming and yelling. It was chaos,” the witness said.
