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WildBill wrote:

glbedd53 wrote:This Jennings and Davis bashing is wearing a little thin. They are both capable buffalo guns.

Maybe capable, but they are hard to fit in a backpack.

RPB wrote:comments on this across the country are so different in different locales.


I just added on one

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gun in a "gun-free-zone"????

So easy a child can do it.

Can 6-year olds not read the sign which prevents guns there?

Teacher should be accountable for not teaching the kid to read.

Non-students who are armed robbers or have other evil intent on college campuses probably can't read either.


Perhaps we need a bill passed to help dyslexics.

74novaman wrote:

WildBill wrote:

74novaman wrote:

WildBill wrote:The father of the child who brought the gun to school doesn't know how the boy got the gun.

Marquis Sanders, Marquell’s father, said his son lives with his mother and he's not sure how the kindergartner got the gun. "I never thought me or my son would be involved in something like this," he said.

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I believe him! Don't you?

I have no reason not to believe him.

Yep, you know those guns. The hide in the bushes and when they see a kid walking by, run out and jump into their backpack! Then they fire when they're dropped so they can try to kill kids, those evil, evil objects. They must have been forged in the fires of Mt Doom, deep in Mordor by Sauron himself. (I reread the lord of the rings last week, my apologies)