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Black privilege on display.
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I'm not so sure it will happen. I just went over a 244 page PDF of Firearms Laws of Michigan. After an exhausting read/scan I could find no offense. It spoke to requirement of selling with trigger lock, and locking containers and indeed I found on a Michigan State police page where criminal and civil liabilities may exist for failure to secure weapons, but in the code itself, I found no statute or penalties.Absolutely. Bye. See you in 20 years.
AgreedI'm not so sure it will happen.
So what's keeping the liberal media from torching him? Is he some antifa white guilt monkey or something?The shooter is white.
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The sad thing is that because of him still being underage, he won't go straight to regular prison. He will be at the nearest juvenile center until he is 18.
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Exactly correct. If you're old enough to carry and shoot a firearm, you should be treated as an adult, period.Your age matters not.
How did they do that?Along with the crazy kid with the gun equal responsibility goes to the school board that allowed the killings to take place
You already know what I’m going to sayHow did they do that?
I'm no lawyer, but I don't know if the school board would be liable. Maybe the administration of the school itself or something. I'm sure someone is looking into such things.You already know what I’m going to say
By not securing the school against people like the shooter
The school should face criminal charges alongside the kid
I dont know the legality eitherI'm no lawyer, but I don't know if the school board would be liable. Maybe the administration of the school itself or something. I'm sure someone is looking into such things.
At every school in the entire country?.....
There should be armed security .....
The school has a police officer on campus.There should be armed security equal to what school boards enjoy whenever they hold a public meeting
Every public school as long as mayors have personal police protection, metal detectors a armed guards at the entrance to court houses or police assigned to every school board meetingAt every school in the entire country?
I was looking through the same document and I came to the same conclusion as you.I'm not so sure it will happen. I just went over a 244 page PDF of Firearms Laws of Michigan. After an exhausting read/scan I could find no offense. It spoke to requirement of selling with trigger lock, and locking containers and indeed I found on a Michigan State police page where criminal and civil liabilities may exist for failure to secure weapons, but in the code itself, I found no statute or penalties.
If there is a Michigander on here more familiar or if the PDF is not up to date, I would be interested to know that I am incorrect and see a reference to the statute.
You gonna enjoy that massive tax increase?Every public school as long as mayors have personal police protection, metal detectors a armed guards at the entrance to court houses or police assigned to every school board meeting
See post #33The school has a police officer on campus.
What more do you want exactly?
After we strip money to protect public officials and apply it to security for the children we can consider higher taxes for city hallYou gonna enjoy that massive tax increase?
You didn’t really think this through, did you?After we strip money to protect public officials and apply it to security for the children we can consider higher taxes for city hall
Of course I haveYou didn’t really think this through, did you?
No. Surprisingly, we're not wrong. It is a complicated repetitious 244-page document (as you saw), but it's not there. Looked up other references and the state is noted for not having a law or regulation requiring weapons owned by adults to be secured or safeguarded being picked up by their kids.I was looking through the same document and I came to the same conclusion as you.
I hope I’m wrong, but I don’t see how the parents are going to be penalized.
