i have 0 sympathy for the parents - they saw the warning signs, were told of what was going on at school and ignored it - bough the kid a gun anyway. whatever happens to them, they brought it on themselves.

I'm all for legal gun rights and the ability for folks to have all the guns they want, but if your kid has issues and you still supply them with a firearm - despite being shown the kid has some need for help, then you have a degree of culpability.

ill be downvoted to oblivion and that is fine.

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Posted by Lakeboy7

New Orleans

Member since Jul 2011

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Posted on 3/23/23 at 12:23 pm to Thracken13

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i have 0 sympathy for the parents - they saw the warning signs, were told of what was going on at school and ignored it - bough the kid a gun anyway. whatever happens to them, they brought it on themselves.

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Posted by jrobic4

Baton Rouge

Member since Aug 2011

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Posted on 3/23/23 at 12:32 pm to Thracken13

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ill be downvoted to oblivion

Think you may be surprised. Many of us are fans of gun rights AND personal responsibility.

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Posted by BlueRunner

Member since Nov 2022

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Posted on 3/23/23 at 6:34 pm to Thracken13

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i have 0 sympathy for the parents - they saw the warning signs, were told of what was going on at school and ignored it - bough the kid a gun anyway. whatever happens to them, they brought it on themselves.

I'm all for legal gun rights and the ability for folks to have all the guns they want, but if your kid has issues and you still supply them with a firearm - despite being shown the kid has some need for help, then you have a degree of culpability.

ill be downvoted to oblivion and that is fine.

Does this logic apply to the black community?