LiamMc wrote: » The two simple responses. 1. I believe you. With over 33,500 post on one Message Boards alone, plus a Moderator on four different Forums on this Message Board. Then yes I believe you when you post #iheartinternet. [excuse the mixed media twitter + MB's]. 2. Was your post sarcastic? No I don't heart the Internet. But I use it as another device in my life to find information, provide information and share viewpoints. I have used the internet to learn, not only reaffirm. Further Human Shooting Targets: Website:http://www.gunreports.com/news/news/Birchwood-rolls-new-Dirty-Bird-Shadow-Targets_2669-1.html "The new Dirty Bird® Shadow Targets from Birchwood Casey® are perfect for all shooting or training applications. The 12" x 18" targets are versioned after the B27 and TQ-19 styles and can be used at indoor or outdoor ranges. Dirty Bird Shadow Targets "splatter" white upon bullet impact, making for fast and easy hand-eye coordination. The instant feedback from each shot allows shooters to spend more time shooting and less time downrange checking targets."
Overheal wrote: » OK. Not sure why that's relevant, but thank you for the information. #iheartinternet
EdenHazard wrote: » People like him yeah. He was obviously incompatible with our world. What was the point of him being in it? His life would have meant 28 lifes would be still here, people who deserved to be here. Not some outcast. He was a freak in life and a freak in death, like his classmates said they weren't that surprised to hear it was him. He wasn't some boy next door nice kid who just lost it. How were higher ups not aware of this strange kid and that he needed help. His classmates were not surprised that he committed an act like this. Sometimes you need to typecast, and this guy fits the bill for a school shooter.
LiamMc wrote: » [You should of told me there were Conditions, as a sportsperson I am used to the goalposts been moved, no problem] Motor Vechicles that fail emission standards harm children, especially if the heavier metals in the air reach down that low. Writing Legislation, by Civil Servants, at the request of Public Representatives that reduces the quantifiable risk of Carbon emissions plus the social concern of older unreliable Motor Vechicles. And then Voting in that Legislation, over a negotiation period, into the representative houses aids the Community and reaffirms a belief that Public Representatives understand Science.
Overheal wrote: » Scrapping old cars that fail emission standards isn't banning the kind of weapons that drunk rugby players kill children with. It doesn't matter if it's a Hummer or a Prius: if you're going 45mph and you hit a child, they are dead.
LiamMc wrote: » They do. Texas.http://www.tceq.texas.gov/airquality/mobilesource/vim/driveclean.html Republic of Irelandhttp://www.motorcheck.ie/blog/is-your-car-fit-for-scrap/ It's fun to shoot at Targets:
Run_to_da_hills wrote: » Drunk drivers and lunatics kill people with their cars, why don't they start banning cars.
Wattle wrote: » It's labeling people as 'freaks' that stop a lot of people from coming forward and getting the help they need to address their mental problems. Perhaps if he had got help he could have used that super intelligence he had for good rather than catastrophic evil. Also a lot of people who are so-called 'loners' are no harm to anybody.
MagicSean wrote: » All those things have a purpose other than killing. Guns do not.
bajer100 wrote: » no I have no idea what you are talking about. The simple fact is - if these weapons were not available - less people would die. It really is this simple. Less weapons - less deaths. If you think I am wrong - put your money were your mouth is and pay me money if you are right.
LiamMc wrote: » I'm not sure why you need to chop up and only partially quote my post. It appears you only want to talk about some aspects of gun-obsession.
EdenHazard wrote: » But here if this kid was from some rough neighbourhood of the bronx and he just went into school and shot people, you wouldn't see people being so apologetic. because he's white and upper class its always 'mental issues'
LiamMc wrote: » Another Vile dispicable Human Target (with Bonus points): Website:http://members.tripod.com/~Merlin_30/T7.html
LiamMc wrote: » I'm not sure why you need to chop up and only partially quote my post.
Sparks wrote: » Yeah, hi, that's me. Really? The US was going to completely forget about the worst school shooting in recent history in the space of four days? What's that decay rate, like five dead kids a day? Don't hit anyone with your car.
LiamMc wrote: » I see you have reinforced your own beliefs with a photo of a Man and a Gun.
By not communicating the NRA (USA not Ireland) chose not to have any conversation.
Don't shoot nobody.
Sparks wrote: » They say nothing citing respect for the dead and they get taunts and criticism. They say anything and they get criticism for having no respect for the dead. That's not a way towards a compromise, that's a way to ensure the entrenched positions are never moved beyond.
EdenHazard wrote: » What an absolutely outrageous and complete idiotic thing to say :mad:
LiamMc wrote: » National Rifle Association (USA not the one in Ireland) finally opens it's gob after days and days of silence.
Suryavarman wrote: » Well done, you are now no better than Adam Lanza.
MadsL wrote: » Are we advocating euthanasia for the mentally ill now? Jesus Christ!
EdenHazard wrote: » Oh I hate him but I agree. He should have been put down before, he obviously was not capable for this world. But he was doomed from the start.
smurgen wrote: » can I also say that for some reason I actually feel sorry for the shooter himself? I dunno how this is going to be received, i'll probably get some back lash for it but it but the impression i'm getting of the guy is that he was just totally messed up from the start. He just looks like a weak and miserable looking fella. I don't think his parents helped his mental situaton and i'd say they were the types who just fired money at a problem and just hoped it went away instead of actually paying attention to and listened to their kid. Also he could have had severe mental issues like psychophrenia.I'd say he basically acted without emotion for the people he was killing in an almost animal like fashion. I therefore find it hard to have any hatred towards him and more feel anger towards the entire situation and systems that let the whole tragedy unfold. I mean if he was a normal kid do you honestly think he would have wanted to end his life in such a grim horrible situation instead of living a long life full of the enjoyment many others experience? Don't get me wrong by the way, i had to chance to stop a guy like this I wouldn't pause to consider the above, I'd just destroy him.
Piliger wrote: » You're just not interested in innocent people's lives are you.
MadsL wrote: » You really aren't interested in debate are you?
