School shooting in Santa Clarita

[butters]

What the fuck is wrong with you?

rhetorical, right?


as for the whole guns rights thing, one girl is seen traumatised and saying
"what about my guns? well i say what about my life?"

 

[Biggs_Darklighter]

A better idea would be to make every bullet traceable.

There's just no way that can work. Almost everyone who shoots on any regular basis reloads their own ammo cuz it's cheaper and you can adjust it to suit your shot.
They can probably do the Judge Dredd bullet tracing with shit you buy at Walmart but it's simply too easy and common for ammo to be essentially homemade.

 

[Dribble]

Another idiot, with nothing to offer but bullshit.

Again.....what has anyone proposed, that would have prevented this shooting?

Or are you as stupid as puss-puss, and refuse to answer?

I have answered this question each time it has happened...many times with you. Why repeat myself over and over? Only a moron, argues with a moron. I am not a moron. If you want to know my suggestions, go back and find them.

 

[Dribble]

rhetorical, right?


as for the whole guns rights thing, one girl is seen traumatised and saying
"what about my guns? well i say what about my life?"

One community at a time, one business at a time, one family at a time...change happens. And there ain't shit people like klink can do to stop it.

 

[Klinkster]

I have answered this question each time it has happened...many times with you. Why repeat myself over and over? Only a moron, argues with a moron. I am not a moron. If you want to know my suggestions, go back and find them.

You have not.

You have offered no proposed law or regulation, that would do a fucking thing.

YOU, are the moron, and YOU, have failed, AGAIN, to answer the fucking question.

YOU go back, and dredge up one of your answers......I think you will find that impossible....and post one.

You have fuck-all.

And....you cannot answer a question, with anything other than bullshit.

 

[Gypsytag]

At least you're honest about it!

But why???

We're so much better than the rest.



You don't know shit and neither does 3/4 of the planet that thinks it knows how to better run the USA than the USA.

That's why we're the dominant super power and ya'll are all haterz.

And you can't bring something that you don't have.

I said nothing about running the USA, tard.

See what I mean about derp. You're just a liar.

You dont think I have guns? Lol

 

[Conager]

California has some of the strictest gun laws in the country, and the Giffords Law Center gives the state an "A" rating for its strict measures.

In addition to having universal background checks, other laws in the state require all firearm purchasers to obtain a Firearm Safety Certificate and pass a written test, limit the purchases of handguns to one per person per month, and impose a ten-day waiting period prior to the sale or transfer of a firearm.

Shooter used a handgun. In California.

Now what?

You have to do something. What are you going to *do* to show you care about the children? . .. Don't you Californians care about the children?!?

Isn't it high time for some "sensible" gun control legislation to fix this problem? You don't see this happening in the UK. . . .

 

[BotanyBoy]

Another kid with a grudge exercising his God-given Second Amendment right to mass murder.

Only in America.

Rob....always dishonest.

I said nothing about running the USA, tard.

See what I mean about derp. You're just a liar.

You dont think I have guns? Lol

Didn't say you did, learn to read son.

Didn't lie anywhere.

I don't give a single pump of rat shit if you do or not.

 

[Rightguide]

Probably orchestrated by a Democrat to take their impeachment fiasco off the front page.

 

[silver gurl]

Every time this happens, it is the same argument. Nothing changes.

 

[Klinkster]

Every time this happens, it is the same argument. Nothing changes.

Yup.
Sure is.
Dems throw out a bunch of solutions, which will solve nothing, but WILL, hurt the law abiding.

Just like clockwork....ain't it?

 

[bodysong]

California has good, conscientious gun laws.

"California has some of the toughest gun laws in the country."

Yet, someone decided to supply a teen with an adult weapon.

Where did the teen get the gun ?

https://laist.com/2019/11/14/saugus_high_school_shooting.php

 

[Klinkster]

California has good, conscientious gun laws.

"California has some of the toughest gun laws in the country."

Yet, someone decided to supply a teen with an adult weapon.

Where did the teen get the gun ?

https://laist.com/2019/11/14/saugus_high_school_shooting.php

Geee.....reckon the teen.....broke the law?

 

[BotanyBoy]

California has good, conscientious gun laws.

"California has some of the toughest gun laws in the country."

Yet, someone decided to supply a teen with an adult weapon.

Where did the teen get the gun ?

https://laist.com/2019/11/14/saugus_high_school_shooting.php

And those laws did NOTHING.

Good job!!!

 

[Klinkster]

And those laws did NOTHING.

Good job!!!

Yeah....ain't it sumpthin' how people fail to understand what a 'criminal' actually is?

 

[BotanyBoy]

Yeah....ain't it sumpthin' how people fail to understand what a 'criminal' actually is?

Or that punishing everyone else for their actions doesn't prevent shit.

 

[Klinkster]

Or that punishing everyone else for their actions doesn't prevent shit.

What is bad.....is they will claim it does, with the aid of the leftist press.

By then.....it will be too late.

 

[butters]

Every time this happens, it is the same argument. Nothing changes.

i would respectfully disagree inasmuch as everytime this happens in a school, the parents and children and teachers are all affected. while a lot of the parents might go for the 'more guns/educate our children in a jail-like security building', time and time and time again i'm hearing many say 'i never thought this would happen at my children's school enough is enough'. politically, it doesn't appear to move much more than that... but all those young people? they're living with the fear of having to go to school wondering if their one is next. the see the politicians mouthing 'thoughts and prayers' but nothing happens to take their fear away. kids are beginning to get angry at these older, ineffectual politicians.

as time moves on, these kids will vote. they'll have a new agenda. just like climate worries and jobs that pay a decent wage with more than a zero-hours contract. like all the older people who'll be a drain on their resources, as (hopefully) employed tax-payers. things are being stoked for the great divide between the younger and older generations... and it looks to me as if the kids are gonna be saying 'fuck you' to the older people who failed to look after their part of the world for future generations.

anyone past 60 should be hoping these kids have enough innate empathy to not kick the oldies to the curb when it comes to medical care etc....

 

[Conager]

i would respectfully disagree inasmuch as everytime this happens in a school, the parents and children and teachers are all affected. while a lot of the parents might go for the 'more guns/educate our children in a jail-like security building', time and time and time again i'm hearing many say 'i never thought this would happen at my children's school enough is enough'. politically, it doesn't appear to move much more than that... but all those young people? they're living with the fear of having to go to school wondering if their one is next. the see the politicians mouthing 'thoughts and prayers' but nothing happens to take their fear away. kids are beginning to get angry at these older, ineffectual politicians.

as time moves on, these kids will vote. they'll have a new agenda. just like climate worries and jobs that pay a decent wage with more than a zero-hours contract. like all the older people who'll be a drain on their resources, as (hopefully) employed tax-payers. things are being stoked for the great divide between the younger and older generations... and it looks to me as if the kids are gonna be saying 'fuck you' to the older people who failed to look after their part of the world for future generations.

anyone past 60 should be hoping these kids have enough innate empathy to not kick the oldies to the curb when it comes to medical care etc....

That was a lot of words from a foreigner that wants the benefits of American citizenship but hates our constitutionally protected rights.

Again. This happened in completely controlled by the anti-gun Democrats, State of California. One of the most restrictive areas in the country for guns. It was done with a basic handgun.

What would you propose be done? Be specific.

Every time this happens, it is the same argument. Nothing changes.

Nor will it. There's no reason for the side of truth to change and the anti-gun anti-American side continue to spout their nonsense even when it clearly makes no sense.

Every single one of their standard talking points is refuted by this particular incident and they're still pounding the anti-gun nonsense. It's ridiculous there's no way you're going to pick up 340 million guns and that's the only thing that might have prevented this particular person from doing the individual evil that that individual decided to commit.

 

[Klinkster]

That was a lot of words from a foreigner that wants the benefits of American citizenship but hates our constitutionally protected rights.

Again. This happened in completely controlled by the anti-gun Democrats, State of California. One of the most restrictive areas in the country for guns. It was done with a basic handgun.

What would you propose be done? Be specific.

You need to also ask.....anything they propose for a 'solution'.....what shooting would it have prevented, or even possibly prevented.

That would be the key, to a solution, that actually is one, and I have yet to see or hear of one fits that description, nor anyone who is willing to explain it.

 

[Conager]

It's exactly like climate change. They don't give a shit about climate change or dead children. They only like any opportunity to use both as a cudgel to show how much people that disagree with them do not care.

They don't care about the violence and bullying that goes on in schools because they need to keep those federal dollars in the schools so they can suspend anyone. Got to keep paying those NEA teacher salaries and exorbitant administrative overhead.

 

[RobDownSouth]

Rob....always dishonest.

Sorry my opinion hurt your tender feelings.

I figured you'd be out celebrating this Second Amendment "victory" tonight!

 

[Dribble]

Is it any wonder why we are called boomers? Or Karen's? Kids realize the adults are nothing but dead weight. Change comes from them.

 

[Klinkster]

Sorry my opinion hurt your tender feelings.

I figured you'd be out celebrating this Second Amendment "victory" tonight!

You really are not to bright are ya slob?

You are a sad sad POS......

 

[Emerson40]

That was a lot of words from a foreigner that wants the benefits of American citizenship but hates our constitutionally protected rights.

Again. This happened in completely controlled by the anti-gun Democrats, State of California. One of the most restrictive areas in the country for guns. It was done with a basic handgun.

What would you propose be done? Be specific.

One of the benefits of American citizenship is being able to freely speak and voice an opinion, even if it differs from yours. Even if it’s critical of the gun culture and the president. It applies in equal measure, whether your Republican or Democrat, man or woman, brown, white or black.

This incident happened in California, but it is just another in a long list of similar incidents that happen everywhere in gun-happy USA, red and blue states alike.

Why not make the owners of the firearms liable? Not just the one using the gun, but the registered owner. I bet ‘responsible’ gun owners would be way more conscientious about locking up guns and ammo appropriately, using trigger locks, and basically treating them like the lethal tools they are.

If you are a responsible gun owner and have your weapons safely and securely locked away, you should not be opposed to this at all. It would certainly make irresponsible gun owners smarten up and take better care of their firearms.