Discussion for article #227815
Isn’t that sweet? He’s only ten years old, but he was already prepared to taste his God-given, Second Amendment FREEDOM!™.
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this is chilling, very disturbing. he’s only 9 or 10 years old, and he’s ready to commit mass murdet.
Michigan? The list is OK, having the gun is bad.
In Alabama having the gun would be normal while the list would be considered bad. Nobody at only 10 or 11 should be able to read or write. It’s just un-American.
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Good kid with a gun?
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Another example of the violence that has become common place in this culture of ours. He took the weapon from his Grandfather’s house, apparently the man did not secure it.
I have never understood the trigger for “copycat” crime and I fear we’ll see these school shootings – actual and planned – again and again down the years.
These events were virtually unknown in schools until our nation’s Cult of the Gun has held sway.
How about charges against the grandfather?
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Even worse - was it alphabetized?
Yes, but he’s the good guy with a gun and those others must be bad guys. Besides, the grandfather’s gun is to keep his family safe and that’s all this boy was doing: promoting safety.
Mandate insurance for all owners of firearms. If grandpa doesn’t want to secure his gun and tragedy strikes, up up up go the premiums.
Nothing will ever be done to encourage responsible gun ownership until the gun-owning community is on the hook financially.
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No doubt a child ignored, abandoned and probably worse. A victim of imposed alienation. Children need to be engaged.