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Man w/ CCW (concealed carry) opens fire on kids at pool
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williepete
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Accidental discharge of one round = opens fire on children’s swimming lesson.
Demonizing a CHL holder masquerading as honest reporting.
He committed a crime, turned himself in and will pay the consequences. He needs to loose his CHL as a minimum and probably will along with a fine and possible jail time.
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Demonizing a CHL holder masquerading as honest reporting.
He committed a crime, turned himself in and will pay the consequences. He needs to loose his CHL as a minimum and probably will along with a fine and possible jail time.
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rightwinger
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Too bad the kids weren't armed
Fair&Balanced
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The guy was in the complete wrong for having a gun on campus, BUT the article you quoted is a complete lie, he didn't open fire, it was an accidental discharge.
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“This man was sitting not two feet away and his gun went off,” Kay said. “She said he had a huge hole in his pocket.
- See more at: Man whose gun discharged at swim lesson faces misdemeanor
This irresponsible guy blew a hole in his own pocket because he mishandled his firearm.
OP equates this to him pulling out his pistol and "opens fire on kids". There are plenty cases of people deliberately trying to shoot others. This isn't one of them.
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- See more at: Man whose gun discharged at swim lesson faces misdemeanor
This irresponsible guy blew a hole in his own pocket because he mishandled his firearm.
OP equates this to him pulling out his pistol and "opens fire on kids". There are plenty cases of people deliberately trying to shoot others. This isn't one of them.
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There is a world of difference between an accidental discharge and opening fire on someone. Your thread title is misleading and pure hyperbole
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Don't blame Dot Com , he ? Just read the title of the article and copied it, doubtful he? even read the article and understood what actually happened.
There is a world of difference between an accidental discharge and opening fire on someone. Your thread title is misleading and pure hyperbole
And to be clear, you agree the guy shouldn't have had a gun on campus since they have a no gun policy?
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Don't blame Dot Com , he ? Just read the title of the article and copied it, doubtful he? even read the article and understood what actually happened.
There is a world of difference between an accidental discharge and opening fire on someone. Your thread title is misleading and pure hyperbole
And to be clear, you agree the guy shouldn't have had a gun on campus since they have a no gun policy?
He left out the accidental part....by design.
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Don't blame Dot Com , he ? Just read the title of the article and copied it, doubtful he? even read the article and understood what actually happened.
There is a world of difference between an accidental discharge and opening fire on someone. Your thread title is misleading and pure hyperbole
And to be clear, you agree the guy shouldn't have had a gun on campus since they have a no gun policy?
He is just exercising his second amendment rights to protect himself from cannonballs .......you can't be too safe
“This man was sitting not two feet away and his gun went off,” Kay said. “She said he had a huge hole in his pocket.
- See more at: Man whose gun discharged at swim lesson faces misdemeanor
This irresponsible guy blew a hole in his own pocket because he mishandled his firearm.
OP equates this to him pulling out his pistol and "opens fire on kids". There are plenty cases of people deliberately trying to shoot others. This isn't one of them.
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It's as though liberals know they have to lie to support their positions, but are too dumb to realize that means they are wrong.
Don't blame Dot Com , he ? Just read the title of the article and copied it, doubtful he? even read the article and understood what actually happened.
There is a world of difference between an accidental discharge and opening fire on someone. Your thread title is misleading and pure hyperbole
And to be clear, you agree the guy shouldn't have had a gun on campus since they have a no gun policy?
He is just exercising his second amendment rights to protect himself from cannonballs .......you can't be too safe
Your pretense that people are not attacked at or on their way to or on their from, what should normally be considered safe places is as dishonest as the thread title.
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whatever you have to tell yourself bi catfish
There is a world of difference between an accidental discharge and opening fire on someone. Your thread title is misleading and pure hyperbole
You're too stupid to live, Snot Scum and that bi catfish BS has ran it;s course, grow up already and stop whining when you get called out for lying
HereWeGoAgain
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Opens fire?
It was an accidental discharge,i'd hardly call that opening fire.
Fair&Balanced
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whatever you have to tell yourself bi catfish
There is a world of difference between an accidental discharge and opening fire on someone. Your thread title is misleading and pure hyperbole
Do you acknowledge that the guy didn't "open fire" on anyone?
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Opens fire?
It was an accidental discharge,i'd hardly call that opening fire.
Another fail thread by Snots
williepete
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So Dot, tell us.
When you open fire on a target you intend to hit, do you fire your pistol from inside your pocket? Doesn't that make it kind of hard to aim? I mean if you're going to open fire on something with the intention of hitting it, one does need to aim. Right?
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When you open fire on a target you intend to hit, do you fire your pistol from inside your pocket? Doesn't that make it kind of hard to aim? I mean if you're going to open fire on something with the intention of hitting it, one does need to aim. Right?
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Never get between Liberals and a school shooting
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