Posted by JML755 on October 03, 2017 at 10:02:59 from (97.78.165.130):
In Reply to: Once Again posted by Michael Soldan on October 02, 2017 at 06:49:37:
Much of this thread mentions closing of mental health facilities. How is that relevant? The guy was not on anyone's radar, not a candidate for a mental institution. His evil, criminal intent was to murder lots of people. Could do it with driving a truck through a crowd. (Remember France?) If you had a crystal ball and brought this guy to the attention of police or mental health authorities, there is not a darn thing they could do. Well they could search his home (do we suspend the 4th Amendment?) and find a lot of guns. Just owning a bunch of guns doesn't make you evil. How many guys on this site own a bunch?
As I understand it, he used a bump stock to make 2 of them automatic. OK, ban those and a criminal will fab his own. Same thing with high capacity magazines. I can hear automatic gunfire around my property, especially in the fall. Is one of those guys crazy? I don't know, but I'm not hiding under my bed.
The left-wing liberals are coming out of the woodwork screaming for "something to be done". A councilwoman in Detroit is proposing a ban on guns in hotel rooms facing public spaces. :roll: This from a woman leader in a town with over 100 gun murders in the first 6 months of this year. Yeah, she's got all the answers. :roll:
We've had crazies who, for once reason or another, wanted to kill people for centuries. The Internet just makes the news of it travel at lightning speed, while it's happening sometimes. Every person with an agenda of some sorts will use this (and other tragedies) to advance their cause. That's the saddest part of all.
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