www.foxnews.com
Just insane. I go in that store pretty regularly in the summer. We farm some land just a few minutes from there.Mississippi sheriff says 6 dead in shootings at multiple locations, suspect in custody
A Mississippi sheriff says a series of shootings left six people dead on Friday, including the suspect's ex-wife and stepfather. The suspect was identified as Richard Dale Crum, 52.
The article above is pretty slim on details… did this old man kill the 6 people?
Yes. He went in the store and killed someone in there and went and killed other people inside and outside their homes on arkabutla Rd and Bend Rd.
No i don’t know him but I’ve been told he was schizophrenic and apparently off his meds. Killed his stepfather and step uncle.
I have some experience with several schizophrenics in our local 12 step community. I am not professionally trained to interact with them so I give them a wide berth and avoid looking them directly in the eyes.
H3LL. THIS DAMB BOARD IS PR00F OF THAT
Shut up. Where were you with the Michigan state shooter?
What’s your plan Pete?
Screw you, you are NOT going to disarm me because of what some crazy guy, off his meds did.
Relax, I don't want to take your guns and I recognize guns play a significant role in the daily lives of many citizens and that fear is a strong motivator.
17 u ***** *******, go coach volleyball
Go see how well that went for Australia and then get back to me.
...not enough “elected” people want to reduce the frequency.
amp.theguardian.com
www.vox.com
You are WAY too intentionally stupid.Over 17,000 weapons surrendered in first year of Australian firearms amnesty | Gun control | The Guardian
Retrieved weapons include a Vietnam war-era flamethrower, sawn-off shotguns, rifles, gel blasters and revolvers
Australia confiscated 650,000 guns. Murders and suicides plummeted.
In the wake of the killing in Uvalde, here’s what America can learn from Australia’s response to tragedy.
I assume this isn't what you meant, but I dont know what you were referring to. And since you didn't actually offer up any info, I guessed.
The vast majority gun owners aren’t motivated by fear. They’re just intentionally being prepared.
To start with we bring back insane asylums
He knows what to say to get a reaction from most of the board. They fall for it on every topic.
I have answered. I've answered many times over. Tons of threads have been locked because I have posted the response to that question and a handful of posters then lose their minds and go full child tantrum. The thread then gets locked quickly.
And you don't realize how dumb (or intentionally ignorant) you really are. Take away the guns (or try), these crimes will continue to happen, as the guns will be obtained on the black market. We have violent people here, not violent guns. Other countries don't have that. It's such a common sense thing that I don't think it's possible for the brainwashed sheep like you to ever comprehend. People are different.
No, this will continue to occur as long as mental health issues continue to be normalized and there is no effective deterrent in place for violent crime.
That would have the added benefit of drastically reducing the homeless problem.
I’m pretty sure you and I are on the same side of this debate but your first paragraph is pretty silly. Other countries don’t have violent people? Be honest about it… everywhere has violent and crazy people. There is way more access to guns here, there is no denying that. That is certainly part of the problem. But where you and I agree is that the problem can’t be solved by taking a right away from law abiding people, like most gun owners are. The fact is, and what golfer does not want to admit, there has been no “common sense” reform suggested that would have solved most of the mass shootings.
