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Thank you for asking. Yes, I am scared of any repeating rifle or gun that could be in a setting where many people could killed or injured in a very short time span.Jackson, seems that you are very afraid of the scary AR-15, is that true?(I meant, "Does that phrase help you understand the question, ;osorry. We have to stop allowing AR-15's to be sold. Does that help?BREAKING: School Just Saved From FL Copycat Attack When Shooter Didn’t See Who Was Behind Him
A Southern California high school was almost shot up, but the plot was foiled when the potential shooter didn’t see who was behind him. The suspect, a 17-year-old student at El Camino High, had allegedly had an issue with a teacher banning headphones during class.
It was later that the student accidentally gave away his plot to shoot up the school because he didn’t look behind him when disclosing his plans. The student had stated that they planned to shoot up the school within a few weeks and a school resource officer happened to hear the conversation. That’s when then guard sprung into action.
The sheriff’s office went into action and completed a quick investigation of the student, whose identity is withheld because of his age, and what the law enforcement found was absolutely sickening. Upon investigation of the boy’s home, the authorities found an arsenal of weapons and ammo that could certainly be used to commit a heinous act of terror in a school shootin
BREAKING: School Just Saved From FL Copycat Attack When Shooter Didn't See Who Was Behind Him - UPLYFTING
Shooting plot at CA high school thwarted, police say
We hae to stop allowing AR-15's.
This is getting into the "thoughtcrimes" category.
PS: Not sure how you draw the conclusion in the last sentence of your OP.
That's kinda
No, and it would not help.
How about teaching the kids to be good, and right from wrong, and "Thou shalt not kill" and applying a little discipline when they're younger?
Leftist indoctrination is directly responsible for the proclivity of school shootings.
There is no right and wrong, 50 shades of gray instead.
Subjective morality and Secular Humanism.
Is it any wonder some kids choose "black"? Especially when they've never had any discipline their entire life?
If course it would help if you severely curtail ways of getting those arms. That;s a given. You just are trying to honor our Second amendment. I honetly don't think the framers of the Constitution would ever had a agreed to ar-15 be open stock for teenagers or anyone other than LE.
Guns...yes just not AR-15, grenades and hydrogen bombs.
This is a .308 hunting rifle, makes the AR-15 more like a .22. How far are you planning to ban?