CrazyPaul
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I think the main thing that will change is movie theaters may beef up security. They might even install metal detectors (like they already do at public schools).
One thing that keeps going through my mind is Jeanne Assam:
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(posted wrong link from other thread here before - oops)
It wasn't but just a few years ago that a crazed gunman went on a shooting spree at her church
Why is it always Colorado?
Glad that your attempt to ignite a political debate out of this tragedy was averted.
Yes, stupid is as stupid does.
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former" ~ Albert Einstein.
Here you see, James Homes was a PhD student as the articles covering the massacre has mentioned over and over again that this young man was the top of the top in his class. Gaining more intelligence is not a substitute for the absence of common sense!
Remember what I have told you in the past, old friend? I have told you that there is a reason for everything! We might not ever know that reason, but it'll be revealed in the life to come.
I'm aware of that and I remember what you have told me in the past.
Come to think of it - Earlier today, I saw a quote on facebook that I couldn't agree more. It said something along like "If I'm an arabic, I'm a terrorist. If I'm black, I'm a thug. If I'm white, I have an mental illness." It made me think of how stereotypical the media perceives us to be.
Maybe because it is so easy to buy a guy in Colorado. Dateline showed how
easy it it to buy a gun there , it take only half a hour to do a background check on a person.
The stories of people act of bravery during the shooting is so moving.
The media always blurs the line between fact and opinion on nearly everything they cover as this is why they use stereotypes. The media did the same thing with the drama pertaining to George Zimmerman!
Yep. Where do you think they get that to boost their TV ratings? This is why I don't believe everything I "see". Sure, it's great to look up for current event information on any news but when it comes to one that does a senseless violence act - My gosh, it's even worse than it begun.
Media will do anything to boost their TV ratings. Often times, it is to their detriment because many TV anchors have come out recently and publicly apologized for remarks that were perceived as stereotypical in nature.
The aftermath of a tragedy is always the most difficult aspect to deal with for anyone directly or indirectly involved.
While we are at it, the quality of journalism has obviously been deprecated because many journalists cannot produce stories of a high quality.
That is the way it is in many states and it doesn't really affect crime at all. Most killers and even this guy didn't go out immediately and commit their crimes. It stops nothing to beef up the gun laws. It only makes it tougher for good people to get guns.
There is no needs for a citizen to own guns like Holmes brought. I have nohting against people owning a gun but to there need to be some control on the kinds of guns people can buy.
It's not up to you to decide what kind of guns I need or want. Many law-abiding citizens own exactly those guns that Holmes had, and they don't murder anyone. The kinds of guns he had are irrelevant to his actions.There is no needs for a citizen to own guns like Holmes brought. I have nohting against people owning a gun but to there need to be some control on the kinds of guns people can buy.
The kinds of guns Holmes had made is easier for him to kill more people in a short time! I bet some gun owners feel they have a right to say what women can and can't do with her body. I still feel there need to be some kind control on what kind guns people owns , I know a gun owner that feel this way too.
And the home made bombs he rigged up in his apartment building would have killed even more in less time. Should we ban the common household ingredients that he used?The kinds of guns Holmes had made is easier for him to kill more people in a short time!
I bet some gun owners feel they don't have a right to say what women can and can't do with their bodies. So what? Neither statement is relevant to the discussion.I bet some gun owners feel they have a right to say what women can and can't do with her body.
They already do have controls. There are lots of guns that the average citizen can't buy or possess. I know many more gun owners who feel the way that I do.I still feel there need to be some kind control on what kind guns people owns , I know a gun owner that feel this way too.