“The shootings reflect the consequences of a country with more civilian guns than people, according to the Small Arms Survey, and the toxic stew of fear, paranoia “
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- Thread starter twinzerfan
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“The shootings reflect the consequences of a country with more civilian guns than people, according to the Small Arms Survey, and the toxic stew of fear, paranoia “
From your own link:
Singletary was charged in December with assault and kidnapping for allegedly attacking his girlfriend with a mini-sledgehammer and keeping her inside his apartment for over two hours, police said in a statement.
Why wasn't he in prison?
By the way, now that he has been apprehended for what is at least his second felony arrest, what punishment would you give him?
Singletary was charged in December with assault and kidnapping for allegedly attacking his girlfriend with a mini-sledgehammer and keeping her inside his apartment for over two hours, police said in a statement.
Why wasn't he in prison?
By the way, now that he has been apprehended for what is at least his second felony arrest, what punishment would you give him?
I don’t know, and I’m not defending him not being locked up.
the point is the quote about fear and paranoia
By the way, now that he has been aprehended for what is at least his second felony arrest, what punishment would you give him?
We talking real life as in never leaves a prison alive or the sort of life sentence where he can be back on the street in seven years?
PS: Mental evaluation not needed. He can work out his mental issues with his cellmate.
The shootings reflect the consequences of a country with more civilian guns than people, according to the Small Arms Survey, and the toxic stew of fear, paranoia and distrust that influences so many and leads to violence.
THIS GUY IS DONE. TOO LATE TO PREVENT HIM FROM KILLING. LETS FOCUS ON STOPPING FUTURE KILLERS
THIS GUY IS DONE. TOO LATE TO PREVENT HIM FROM KILLING. LETS FOCUS ON STOPPING FUTURE KILLERS
Just looked that one up and the felon could not purchase a gun after five years. You should read up on these things before posting.
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Bail? You’ve heard of it?
I wouldn’t give him any punishment until he’s found guilty.
He’s not a felon until he’s found guilty of a felony. Has that occurred?
I know reading isn’t your strong suit, but there was a question mark in there. Practice what you preach.
This makes me remember how bullshit the law is that prevents former felons from voting