Texas church shooting...
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This seems to be happening far too much recently.. what's going on in your country? :/
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Now they are saying 25 dead... Jesus...
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Guns don't kill people
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-41880511About 50 people usually attend the service, locals said. Local media outlets reported that children were among the dead.
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20+ dead from a community of only 400, and nearly half of the 50 churchgoers. Rough. 

[quote="YourGrandpa"]I'm satisfied with voicing my opinion and moving on.[/quote]
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Lol churchgoers...
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The shooter^^^
Whew just avoided a war in the middle East... Just a mental health issue...
The shooter^^^
Whew just avoided a war in the middle East... Just a mental health issue...
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Eraser wrote:Guns don't kill people

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I feel like a whole lot of irony has gone missing here...Whiskey 7 wrote:Eraser wrote:Guns don't kill people
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That's right, guns save people. We need more guns and everything will be better.Eraser wrote:Guns don't kill people

https://thinkprogress.org/mass-shooting ... d75e2149a/
[quote="YourGrandpa"]I'm satisfied with voicing my opinion and moving on.[/quote]
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well it's been at least a month
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everyone chill, Trumps monitoring the situation from Japan.
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wasn't part of Xir's planphantasmagoria wrote:Why didn't God save them?

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He was killed by a local legally armed citizen. May not have prevented the church shooting, but it definitely didn't go any further.Memphis wrote:can the gunnuts at least acquiesce at how the 'good guys with guns', oft cited as a preventative measure are really, really, really shit at it?
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He was leaving when shot . The wounds weren't immediately fatal... He killed himself with a gunshot to the head...
No lives were saved... Wtf are u talking about dotard?...
No lives were saved... Wtf are u talking about dotard?...
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Yes he was leaving, maybe to kill more. They followed him until he ran off the road and stayed with him until dead/police arrived. If not for getting shot he probably wouldn't have shot himself in the head. Most likely would have done that in the church after the attack. That's what I'm talking about.scared? wrote:He was leaving when shot . The wounds weren't immediately fatal... He killed himself with a gunshot to the head...
No lives were saved... Wtf are u talking about dotard?...
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Oh that's great news. No need to ban guns in that case. In fact, guns and the legal right to bear them are the unsung heroes in all of thisScourge wrote:He was killed by a local legally armed citizen. May not have prevented the church shooting, but it definitely didn't go any further.

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Scourge... The dumbest guy on the internet, makes idiotic assumptions with no basis in historic reality... Lol dotard...
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"the lord works in mysterious ways"phantasmagoria wrote:Why didn't God save them?
Utter those words to any of the surviving family members (possibly also religious) and watch them short circuit.
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I bet half of them would shrug and agree with you.
[quote="YourGrandpa"]I'm satisfied with voicing my opinion and moving on.[/quote]