• Stopthatgirl7
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    For anyone wondering about Georgia’s gun control laws:

    -No background checks

    -No purchase permit laws

    -K-12 teachers are allowed to carry

    -No red flag laws

    -No bans on high capacity magazines

    -No secured gun storage required

    -Open carry / no concealed carry permit required

    -No ghost gun regulations

    -People with assault or violent misdemeanors can carry guns

    -Colleges and universities must allow guns on campus

    -Minors can possess rifles and shotguns

    But Brian Kemp is urging all Georgians to pray for the safety of those in the classroom!!

    • Cadeillac
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      So you’re telling me the good guys with guns prevented the entire thing right?

    • @ulkesh
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      224 months ago

      I thoroughly despise living in Georgia. There are so many gun-fetishist, uneducated, redneck morons who live near me that I have, at times, felt like I was literally suffocating.

      The moment I can move, I will get the hell out of this hell-hole of a state. The only good thing you can even say about it is that it’s not as bad as Florida — where there are just as many idiots, but also sweat running down cracks you didn’t know you had.

      And having a kid in school, this is one of my worst fears as a parent. The sheer helplessness those parents must feel right now, it’s both mind-boggling and maddening.

      Fuck Georgia. Fuck the USA. Fuck the piece of shits who value their guns over children. And fuck anyone who believes that the cost of their own freedom is watching as children are murdered in the classroom.

      • @Pacattack57
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        14 months ago

        What city do you live in if you don’t mind me asking? I know a few folks who adore Savannah.

      • @WoahWoah
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        114 months ago

        Now this is the kind of errant pedantry up with which I shall not put!

    • @[email protected]
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      14 months ago

      I’m willing to bet this 13 year old didn’t walk into a gun store and make a purchase. I see this as a failure by the parents for being negligent with their firearm(s). Maybe one of those laws would have prevented them from making a purchase though.

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      4 months ago

      Red flag laws will open floodgates of abuse to accuse anyone of being unstable based merely on perceptions. Not sure I trust those. But in general you made a great list.

      • @BassTurd
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        124 months ago

        If it means less guns, I personally dgaf.

      • @capital_sniff
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        44 months ago

        In your view what red flag laws go too far?

  • @Warjac
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    604 months ago

    Man. It’s almost like easy access to firearms is a problem or something.

  • @[email protected]
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    334 months ago

    Jesus. When I was 14 I was playing with action figures. I can’t imagine what would drive a 14 year old to want to hurt people at this scale.

  • @[email protected]
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    254 months ago

    If our kids aren’t even safe at school then why the hell do we care so much about air travel?

    Can we just move all school to inside airports?

    • @grue
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      284 months ago

      why the hell do we care so much about air travel?

      Because highjacked planes are capable of attacking the ruling class (e.g. the Pentagon and the Capitol Building), not just the little people.

    • @[email protected]
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      44 months ago

      Oh man, Republicans would vote all in on spending money to reinforce school security. As long as they get to pick the military industry organizations that they have all their stock in of course.

  • @danekrae
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    204 months ago

    What a great country you have.

    Do you know what could fix this problems? Even more guns! Definitely…

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    174 months ago

    “I was scared because I’ve never been in a school shooting,” he told ABC News.

    Goddamn

  • @[email protected]
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    Literally the ONLY ONLY ONLY way to have Prevented ANY kids from Dying was if SOMEONE KILLED the Gunman BEFORE he killed anyone else! That’s LITERALLY the only way we could have saved ALL those people from Dying!

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        First round financing netted eleventy berzillion dollars

      • @IMongoose
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        Ok, but only if the suspects name is etched onto a little ball that comes out of a machine that looks like it serves gumballs and the UI is controlled in a 3d space with some cool gloves by Tom Cruise.

  • @CorneliusTalmadge
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    144 months ago

    Schools will be closed through the end of the week, the superintendent said.

    Only in America can 2 of your teachers and 2 of your classmates be shot dead. And they are like we are only giving you 2 days off while we clean this up, but hey we will be ready to go Monday.

    I guess along with those active shooter drills they also got an active shooter cleanup plan.

    • @AbidanYre
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      94 months ago

      I saw this story earlier.

      It was under the one about Steve Doocy asking a dumb question.

      America has reached the point where mass shootings in schools are barely newsworthy.

    • @bluemite
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      64 months ago

      Remember the days when a story like this was shocking? Now it’s not even a surprise, nevermind a shock.

  • @Linkerbaan
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    24 months ago

    This is only like the 350th this year. It’s just a coincidence. Happens everywhere.