Georgia school shooting 9/4/2024

[johnrandolph]

@Supreme_War_Pig

@johnrandolph

Another thing happens this time of year. Can you think what it is?

Made up Russian interference accusations?

[biggestal99]

@Samm

Easy? As compared to what? How it used to be?

when parents didnt give a gun as a Christmas present to an obviously disturbed 13 year old.

police officer to Colt: did you steal gun from your father

Colt: nah. gave it to me as a Christmas gift last year.

Allan

[Eagle-Keeper]

@Smyrna

How did the suspected Georgia shooter get the gun?

In the Apalachee High School shooting, CBS News has learned that police and federal agents are investigating if the suspect received the weapon as a gift from his father, Colin Gray, in December 2023, according to four federal law enforcement sources close to the investigation. That would have been about seven months after law enforcement officers talked to the teen and his father in an investigation of online school shooting threats.

Where the suspected Georgia school shooter got the gun, and more questions answered - CBS News

If this is true, in my world, the father is also guilty?

Both of his parents were complete losers. ■■■■■■ parents have a propensity to produce ■■■■■■ up kids.

[rp5x5]

And they named him “Colt”.

[johnrandolph]

@Eagle-Keeper

@Smyrna

How did the suspected Georgia shooter get the gun?

In the Apalachee High School shooting, CBS News has learned that police and federal agents are investigating if the suspect received the weapon as a gift from his father, Colin Gray, in December 2023, according to four federal law enforcement sources close to the investigation. That would have been about seven months after law enforcement officers talked to the teen and his father in an investigation of online school shooting threats.

Where the suspected Georgia school shooter got the gun, and more questions answered - CBS News

If this is true, in my world, the father is also guilty?

Both of his parents were complete losers. ■■■■■■ parents have a propensity to produce ■■■■■■ up kids.

True that

[Samm]

@Impenitent

is the second photo real? I would think the recoil from the machine gun would over power the trolling motor

The Ma Deuce is for going in reverse.

[Samm]

@Smyrna

How did the suspected Georgia shooter get the gun?

In the Apalachee High School shooting, CBS News has learned that police and federal agents are investigating if the suspect received the weapon as a gift from his father, Colin Gray, in December 2023, according to four federal law enforcement sources close to the investigation. That would have been about seven months after law enforcement officers talked to the teen and his father in an investigation of online school shooting threats.

If this is true, in my world, the father is also guilty?

Morally, perhaps, but to be guilty of a crime, the act must be a violation of a law. What law did he violate?

[sbedgood]

I got my first firearm as a Christmas gift when I was 12. Even brought it to shop class as a junior or senior to refinish the stock and forearm in woods class and re-blue the barrel and receiver in metals class…never shot up a school.

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@Samm

Easy? As compared to what? How it used to be?

when parents didnt give a gun as a Christmas present to an obviously disturbed 13 year old.

police officer to Colt: did you steal gun from your father

Colt: nah. gave it to me as a Christmas gift last year.

Allan
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[Samm]

@Supreme_War_Pig

@johnrandolph

Another thing happens this time of year. Can you think what it is?

The kids are back in school?

[Samm]

@biggestal99

@Samm

Easy? As compared to what? How it used to be?

when parents didnt give a gun as a Christmas present to an obviously disturbed 13 year old.

police officer to Colt: did you steal gun from your father

Colt: nah. gave it to me as a Christmas gift last year.

When I was 13 Allan, a gun was a traditional Christmas present from a father to a son. No matter how much you pretend otherwise, it is not easier for a kid, disturbed or not (most 13 year-olds are disturbed) for them to get their hands on a gun now than it used to be.

[Samm]

@rp5x5

And they named him “Colt”.

After a young male horse?

[Smyrna]

You ask a great question and I doubt our government is smart enough to enact such a law.

[rp5x5]

@Samm

@rp5x5

And they named him “Colt”.

After a young male horse?

He might have been seeking a name change to Filly.

[Smyrna]

@Samm

After a young male horse?

You ask a good question. IMO…it was named after a gun…which may very well be representative of when this train began it’s derailment.

[Samm]

@Smyrna

@Samm

After a young male horse?

You ask a good question. IMO…it was named after a gun…which may very well be representative of when this train began it’s derailment.

From what source did you form your opinion?

[TheRedComet]

Colt isn’t an uncommon name. Especially in the southern states.

It’s often short for Colton.

[biggestal99]

@Samm

When I was 13 Allan, a gun was a traditional Christmas present from a father to a son. No matter how much you pretend otherwise, it is not easier for a kid, disturbed or not (most 13 year-olds are disturbed) for them to get their hands on a gun now than it used to be.

yes AFTER discussing a problem with LEO.

yes quite the father. 4 dead people.

Allan

[TheRedComet]

No one here has called him a responsible individual. He ■■■■■■ up.

[Samm]

@biggestal99

@Samm

When I was 13 Allan, a gun was a traditional Christmas present from a father to a son. No matter how much you pretend otherwise, it is not easier for a kid, disturbed or not (most 13 year-olds are disturbed) for them to get their hands on a gun now than it used to be.

yes AFTER discussing a problem with LEO.

A discussion that led to nothing other than authorities adding the kids name to a school watch list. The parents were given no instructions by the authorities to change their parenting methods. You can look back and wouldashouldacoulda all day long Allan, the father was under no legal restriction to do anything differently than any other parent.

[biggestal99]

@Samm

A discussion that led to nothing other than authorities adding the kids name to a school watch list. The parents were given no instructions by the authorities to change their parenting methods. You can look back and wouldashouldacoulda all day long Allan, the father was under no legal restriction to do anything differently than any other parent.

common sense (which of course this person was lacking) would have said to himself. maybe i should rethink his Christmas gift.

Allan