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Matto79 wrote:
mojo84 wrote:My sixteen year old just mentioned he wouldn't be surprised to find out this was staged/orchestrated by the anti libs to help promote their gun control agenda. Interesting thought considering what we've learned about "fast and furious" and what the UN is up to. Interesting timing to say the least. Especially considering the supposed links to the Tea Party.

Not trying to jump to conclusions or promote a vast conspiracy theory based speculation. Just some food for thought. It will be interesting to hear what Obama has to say at 10 this morning.
That's an unfortunate and rather sick statement to make in regards to this tragedy. I hope you corrected you child regarding this.

I'm going to give you credit and say you probably think the 9/11 Conspiracy Theorists, who say 9/11 was orchestrated by the Bush Administration to allow them to get the Patriot Act passed and be able to do everything they want by bypassing due process and our 4th amendment rights, along with starting a war with Irag and taking revenge against Saddam Hussain, are stupid and ludicrous claims. So, if you believe these people are wrong for exploiting this tragedy to advance their anti-Bush rhetoric (I'm assuming), then you have to shoot this claim down about the Colorado shooting as well. Free speech is great, but that's a terrible statement to not have corrected regarding the Colorado shooting.

I'm sorry, that is out of line. Everyone is encouraged to think freely. Otherwise we become sheep. Is it so hard to believe that a government would commit an act of terrorism against it own citizens? It's been done before. Do I think the Obama Administration was behind the shooting? No. Would I put it past them? Not really, they have already shown a blatant disregard for American lives with Fast and Furious. I also don't believe the 9/11 conspiracy. I'll debate with people over it, but i won't stoop to calling them names and questioning their sanity. People are entitled to believe what they want whether you disagree or not. It's still supposed to be a free country.

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They guy didn't have the 12 Gauge. It was in his car. His AR-15 jammed. I would probably try to keep low and think initially, but as soon as there was a lull in the gunfire, i would have tried to do something. I'm not afraid of death. I've got that all squared away, but what I do fear is living with the knowledge I could have done something to save someone's life and I didn't.

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your right. a few rounds center of mass would have stopped him.

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While I agree a CHL isn't a Batman License, I couldn't live with myself if people were getting hurt or killed around me and i did nothing. With that being said, if my family/friends are there, my first priority is them. But if it were just me, i'd have to do something. That doesn't necessarily mean i'd start shooting, but i'd have to try and do something. I don't go looking for trouble. I've done my best to avoid it. But all it takes for evil to succeed is the indifference of good men.

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I don't know, but that's the same town that arrested 18 people at an intersection a while back to catch a bank robber.

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Someone started shooting during a screening of the Dark Night Rises in Aurora CO.

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