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dailyshootings.com

gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
edited March 2013 in A Moving Train
here is a website dedicated to reporting daily gun violence and murders.

it is pretty interesting to read and see just how many shootings there are on a daily basis in america. the sheer numbers of shootings is mind boggling..

http://dailyshootings.com/
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  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    We had a very sad situation here. A 70 year old man unemployed looking at losing his house,
    shot and killed his common law wife then himself. Desperate people do desperate things.
    It is desperate times.

    I heard today about the new stricter laws for Colorado being passed by their Senate
    heading now to the House.
    The law stating those convicted of domestic violence will not be able to own a gun.
    One would think that would be in place already not that it will do much good.
    Someone who beats the crap out of women and kids will just find an illegal gun.
  • klusterfukklusterfuk Posts: 1,411
    i work with a jackass that is freaking over his 30 round AR clips. what an idiot.
    The future's paved with better days

    Alpine Valley Resort is etched in my brain!!!


  • JimmyVJimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,183
    pandora wrote:
    We had a very sad situation here. A 70 year old man unemployed looking at losing his house,
    shot and killed his common law wife then himself. Desperate people do desperate things.
    It is desperate times.

    These are the stories that get me. The "responsible gun owner" who is responsible right up until the moment when they are not.
    ___________________________________________

    "...I changed by not changing at all..."
  • bigdvsbigdvs Posts: 235
    Baaaa! Baaaa! Baaaa!
    "The really important thing is not to live, but to live well. And to live well meant, along with more enjoyable things in life, to live according to your principles."
    — Socrates

  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    JimmyV wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    We had a very sad situation here. A 70 year old man unemployed looking at losing his house,
    shot and killed his common law wife then himself. Desperate people do desperate things.
    It is desperate times.

    These are the stories that get me. The "responsible gun owner" who is responsible right up until the moment when they are not.
    Nothing to do with responsibility in my eyes. Maybe you wouldn't take your life at the end
    when you hit rock bottom, too responsible for that but I understand how he felt.
    I see the option. This world must be looking incredibly disappointing to our elderly.
  • JimmyVJimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,183
    pandora wrote:
    JimmyV wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    We had a very sad situation here. A 70 year old man unemployed looking at losing his house,
    shot and killed his common law wife then himself. Desperate people do desperate things.
    It is desperate times.

    These are the stories that get me. The "responsible gun owner" who is responsible right up until the moment when they are not.
    Nothing to do with responsibility in my eyes. Maybe you wouldn't take your life at the end
    when you hit rock bottom, too responsible for that but I understand how he felt.
    I see the option. This world must be looking incredibly disappointing to our elderly.

    But he didn't just take his own life. He killed his wife as well. Now, maybe they had some suicide pact but that is not usually how this story goes.
    ___________________________________________

    "...I changed by not changing at all..."
  • pandorapandora Posts: 21,855
    JimmyV wrote:
    pandora wrote:
    JimmyV wrote:

    These are the stories that get me. The "responsible gun owner" who is responsible right up until the moment when they are not.
    Nothing to do with responsibility in my eyes. Maybe you wouldn't take your life at the end
    when you hit rock bottom, too responsible for that but I understand how he felt.
    I see the option. This world must be looking incredibly disappointing to our elderly.

    But he didn't just take his own life. He killed his wife as well. Now, maybe they had some suicide pact but that is not usually how this story goes.
    Yes we don't know for sure except they were in life very much together the neighbors said.
    A loving couple. I feel in the midst of these times its important to understand why people are
    choosing to do what they are doing. I'm going to remember this man as a responsible loving
    person tired and disappointed deserving better.
    Off topic maybe from what gimme posted but behind each of those stories in his link
    is more than just a gun.
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