Massacre Again

Since the school is a crime scene, I expect that 22 autopsies will be performed. I wonder if the results of those will ever be made publicc.
 
It seems the “pro-life” crowd is in support of killing as many as quickly as possible without any skill involved just carpet spray . . . but then again they also claim to be pro-religious freedom (only when it’s their religion), pro-America (only when America does things their way), pro-law and order (unless it’s someone they agree with under scrutiny) . . . the irony . . . the irony
 
It seems the “pro-life” crowd is in support of killing as many as quickly as possible without any skill involved just carpet spray . . . but then again they also claim to be pro-religious freedom (only when it’s their religion), pro-America (only when America does things their way), pro-law and order (unless it’s someone they agree with under scrutiny) . . . the irony . . . the irony
I'm leaving at 5:55pm June 5th Husker. It's been my pleasure talking smack with you. One of the things I learned the most over all these years is that You and Grandpa Espola are sickos.
 
It seems the “pro-life” crowd is in support of killing as many as quickly as possible without any skill involved just carpet spray . . . but then again they also claim to be pro-religious freedom (only when it’s their religion), pro-America (only when America does things their way), pro-law and order (unless it’s someone they agree with under scrutiny) . . . the irony . . . the irony
The irony indeed... abortions have killed more children than guns ever will...you are one ignorant judgmental buffoon...
 
I understand why they are important....
I was questioning why would you would wonder if they will ever be released
I was thinking the same thing. He weird 100% and I will leave this place with my head held up high. I dealt with little monster men and I had no idea the depth of how low some men will go on this planet.
 
It seems the “pro-life” crowd is in support of killing as many as quickly as possible without any skill involved just carpet spray . . . but then again they also claim to be pro-religious freedom (only when it’s their religion), pro-America (only when America does things their way), pro-law and order (unless it’s someone they agree with under scrutiny) . . . the irony . . . the irony
Oh yeah, I forgot about how they are pro-big oil corporations (until those corporations raise prices to make up for lost profits due to Covid that was handled horribly on a national scale for at least the first year or so).
 
Oh yeah, I forgot about how they are pro-big oil corporations (until those corporations raise prices to make up for lost profits due to Covid that was handled horribly on a national scale for at least the first year or so).
Sources....? You do know how to cite sources?
 
Let's take a little something from Italy that is not food related...

Anyone over 18 can own a gun in Italy, as long as they meet certain criteria.
They have to apply for a firearms license, take a firearms safety course at a gun range, and have no criminal record. Their physician has to sign a certificate affirming that the potential gun owner does not suffer from drug addiction or mental health issues.


Something to ponder...
 
Let's take a little something from Italy that is not food related...

Anyone over 18 can own a gun in Italy, as long as they meet certain criteria.
They have to apply for a firearms license, take a firearms safety course at a gun range, and have no criminal record. Their physician has to sign a certificate affirming that the potential gun owner does not suffer from drug addiction or mental health issues.


Something to ponder...
An Irish guy I knew well told me about how it worked in Ireland (a good few years ago now, but I doubt they've become more lenient).
  1. He had to install a gun safe, this had to be bolted to concrete and have a secure lock.
  2. He had to make an appointment with the police to come around so that they could examine #1, and verify that it met the criteria.
  3. Having received permission from the visit in #2, he could now apply for a license to purchase a shotgun for hunting purposes.
  4. After a time (background checks etc.) he was approved and issued with a license.
  5. With the license, he could now go to a gun shop and purchase a gun.
As he was now a gun owner, the police have permission to visit any time to verify that it is securely locked away in the gun safe - if it isn't then the gun is confiscated, and the license revoked - zero chance of getting another license.
 
It seems the “pro-life” crowd is in support of killing as many as quickly as possible without any skill involved just carpet spray . . . but then again they also claim to be pro-religious freedom (only when it’s their religion), pro-America (only when America does things their way), pro-law and order (unless it’s someone they agree with under scrutiny) . . . the irony . . . the irony
Did you learn this on your crystal ball? One step forward.. ten steps back.
 
An Irish guy I knew well told me about how it worked in Ireland (a good few years ago now, but I doubt they've become more lenient).
  1. He had to install a gun safe, this had to be bolted to concrete and have a secure lock.
  2. He had to make an appointment with the police to come around so that they could examine #1, and verify that it met the criteria.
  3. Having received permission from the visit in #2, he could now apply for a license to purchase a shotgun for hunting purposes.
  4. After a time (background checks etc.) he was approved and issued with a license.
  5. With the license, he could now go to a gun shop and purchase a gun.
As he was now a gun owner, the police have permission to visit any time to verify that it is securely locked away in the gun safe - if it isn't then the gun is confiscated, and the license revoked - zero chance of getting another license.
I'm not certain, but I don't think Ireland has a second amendment...
 
Let's take a little something from Italy that is not food related...

Anyone over 18 can own a gun in Italy, as long as they meet certain criteria.
They have to apply for a firearms license, take a firearms safety course at a gun range, and have no criminal record. Their physician has to sign a certificate affirming that the potential gun owner does not suffer from drug addiction or mental health issues.


Something to ponder...

The NRA used to be the primary source for firearms safety and marksmanship training. I wasn't allowed to get my first hunting license until I passed their course. The safety course was taught in a high school classroom, with real rifles and shotguns as training aids. The follow-up marksmanship course was conducted in a church basement, using .22 rifles on a 50-foot target range.

But things changed at the NRA sometime in the '70s when they shifted from an emphasis on gun safety and accuracy and took up the policy of unrestricted gun ownership. You would never get a common-sense policy like the Italian one you cited unless the NRA released its hold on our politicians.
 
True.

But In what was posted from Italy I don't think it would be overturned per the 2nd, 4th or 5th amendments...
That depends on the makeup of SCOTUS. Its not what's in the amendments or how they were interpreted, but how the current SCOTUS decides by a majority. I'd say it wouldn't stand with this SCOTUS, but whatdoiknow.
 
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