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I actually didn't notice any bias in the article. I thought it was great! what that man went through and is still going through....wow. I didn't know much of anything about him.mojo84 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 29, 2018 9:53 am In spite of some liberal bias, here is an excellent article about that tragic day and the hero that stopped it.
www.texasmonthly.com/articles/stephen-w ... ss-murder/
Very thankful he didn't decide to just be a good witness and call the cops.
it's really a good article, but... to me anyway...it sort of implies that guns are not allowed in church in Texas, did anyone else read the end of it that way?TreyHouston wrote:bblhd672 wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/national ... b01350652b
this small town’s residents had just learned, mostly by word of mouth, the names of the people slain or wounded at the First Baptist Church, and the horror unleashed by a gunman was too fresh for anyone to process fully. But one thing was emphatically clear Monday: These Texans weren’t about to embrace gun controlthat is all
powerboatr wrote:because they assume we are a separate country ?? been straighten folks out on twitter all day.SQLGeek wrote:Where in the world do they come up with this stuff?Ruark wrote:This gem, from the CNN article above:
- "In some states, a background check can be run fairly quickly through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS). However, Texas is not one of these states, so firearms dealers are required to contact the FBI directly for all firearm background checks."
Well dang, can we get some of our taxes back then?I don't understand why people go to a church that they can't carry in....course I don't understand why people don't carry, so....carlson1 wrote:From the news report a neighbor seen the shooting and engaged the suspect.
Thank the Lord for a neighbor with a gun or there would have likely been more killed.
