A gunman killed three people and wounded two others Thursday at a drugstore distribution center in Harford County, Maryland, officials said Thursday.
The shooting occurred at a Rite Aid support facility, and "what I understand is the location is secure," said Rite Aid spokeswoman Susan Henderson. Roughly 1,000 employees work there, she said. ( Seems 3 killed 5 wounded)
3 killed in shooting at Rite Aid distribution center in Maryland - CNN
Hmm? Why would this happen?
And I sure hope the corrupted ATF and FBI are not investigating this
NRA approved use of guns. That would be wrong and so unfair per the Great Douche spews.
People kill people not firearms
People use people killing firearms to kill people. The reason they are made is to kill living thangs.
Guns are made to kill living thangs. Knives are used way
more to cut (98%) items, than for killing (2%) thangs btw. On the other hand
guns are used mostly (98%) to kill thangs.
I’m going to need a little more help here. It appears as though I have some defective firearms. I don’t think I’ll mention how many. However, none of them have ever killed anyone. I can only assume, by your assertion that they exist mainly to kill people, that they are defective.
I have killed a dozen or so Copperhead rattlesnakes with them. Are Copperhead Rattlesnakes considered people now? If so, we may be good, and my firearms are not defective after all.
Copperhead Rattlesnakes are very common in this area. Death is not certain if you are bitten, but it is quite possible. In fact, Copperhead bites have increased by more than 137% in recent years, bites of other venomous snakes has more than doubled.
So shooting a Copperhead in the yard is pretty much what not only I do, but my neighbors as well. As an aside, killing venomous snakes that pose a danger to humans is legal in Georgia. I don’t go into the woods looking for them, but I do object to them entering the yard proper. In the woods, I wear a set of snake bite protection and heavy boots around my legs, and unless the snake strikes at me, is not going to be killed.
Perhaps my firearm is defective after all. I mean, shouldn’t this bloodthirsty inanimate object want to kill anything and anyone it comes near? I mean, you make them sound like Christine from the Stephen King book.
FFS..GrandMaster DOPer. Guns were made (design) in the 10th century for war. To kill people in the beginning by kings/lords in their wars
who had money to build them. No peasant farmers had the money or skills to make them for home protection or hunting. At some point, kings/lords started hunting food meat with them. They did not need AR15 to hunt for food, ever. If your in a home protection battle with an AR15, your just a moron NRA dick sucking moron falling for their BS. List all the home burglaries/invasions in 2017. List all of the ones stopped by a gun by the homeowner. Not many are.
There are roughly some 2.5 million burglaries a year, 66% of those being home break-ins
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I see few were reported stop by people armed at home.
Why is that? You don't need a gun. Just a sign that lies.
And a few fake home security system camera's.
If they still are coming in. It's you they want.
You do realize your fake sign only works if somebody else does have guns. For example, that sign would not work in your beloved gun free nations.
Now, guns are designed to do a job. Just like a hammer. The gun is designed to fire ammunition, in a direction, with varying degrees of accuracy. What I mean by that is that you can’t hit a target a mile away with a pistol.
Now, what guns are. Guns are tools, and we humans are Tool Users. It is what separates us from the animals. They have tooth and claw. We have fingers with pathetic nails, and teeth utterly unsuited for any killing bites. We do have the ability to use tools though. Man’s first weapon was a rock, then a sharpened stick, and then bows and arrows. None of them were designed and marketed to kill.
Gunpowder was first used for signaling. Later, it was used to propel defensive weapons, and then later still for defensive cannons. Defensive, because the items were too big, and difficult to move. But the powder was not designed to kill. The powder was adapted to kill, just as a rock, and stick were not designed by some Deity for killing, but adapted to allow primitive man to hunt bigger game, and feed more people. Further adaptations of the stick allowed farming.
Flint was chipped away, and used for hunting once sharp enough. It was quickly discovered, and this is a no brain needed assumption, that if it is good for killing a deer, it is also good for killing a person, an enemy who is trying to harm you.
Guns are the same way. It is hunting that led to more effective killing. Long range rifles were not designed to kill people farther away, but to hunt game that was wary enough to make a closer approach too difficult. The big rifles used to nearly eradicate the Buffalo were not adapted from sniper rifles, but were designed for that fact from the beginning. Those same principles were adapted to different rifles for battlefields.
The same is true of sailing vessels. The first ones were used for fishing, or traveling to a different place, and then adapted for violence. Why? Man is what he is. Man is still an animal, even if evolved. Human Being is just another animal. How many times have we heard that Dolphins, and Orca’s are smarter than we are?
You can put up a sign, and if it does deter someone, it is only because I do have a gun. Because it is considered possible if not probable that you are armed because it is probable not possible that I am. It is the presence of all those guns you decry that keeps people from entering your home looking for you.
We know a lot about humans, and we know a lot that isn’t true but we wish it was. One of those things is that without a sharpened stick, we will all learn to get along. That hasn’t been true ever. And it never will be. The reason is that anything can be a weapon. I was cut before, and in that bar fight, the man who cut me wasn’t wielding a knife, but a bottle. I’ve been bonked on the skull by a flashlight. An item that was not designed, but was adapted by the circumstances, to bop me on the Noggin.
Guns may scare you, but the gun has never scared me. The fellow holding the gun may have my undivided attention. But the gun doesn’t worry me.
