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mojo84 wrote:I think it comes down to several factors including but not limited to removing God from schools and everyday life, breakdown of the traditional family, elimination of individual responsibility, no accountability, not willing to accept lower level jobs and the proliferation of the entitlement attitude.

Now I realize there are exceptions to everything and there are people that have overcome the above. However, they definitely make it more challenging.

Rex B wrote:

Taypo wrote:

Rex B wrote:"Law enforcement officials have said they recovered 14 firearms and spare ammunition magazines that were purchased legally either by Mr. Harper-Mercer, 26, or an unnamed relative."

What right does LEO have to confiscate all the mother's guns?
As the mother (facilitator?) of mass-murderer, I think her own life is in danger now.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/06/us/mo ... .html?_r=0

Is this the same mother who knew he had mental problems and allowed him access to guns?

Of course, but the question was a serious one. Regardless of whether you or I or the State thinks she was irresponsible or negligent in giving a troubled youth access to firearms, is there existing law that enables the state to disarm a citizen in such a case?

Rex B wrote:"Law enforcement officials have said they recovered 14 firearms and spare ammunition magazines that were purchased legally either by Mr. Harper-Mercer, 26, or an unnamed relative."

What right does LEO have to confiscate all the mother's guns?
As the mother (facilitator?) of mass-murderer, I think her own life is in danger now.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/06/us/mo ... .html?_r=0

JP171 wrote:

Beiruty wrote:The guy was a military soldier who was dismissed. He could not join a firearms academy? There are tons of red flags about this mass killer.

More info http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/ ... EP20151003

No he was NOT ever a soldier, he was an enlisted recruit, he was in the army for less than 30 days and administratively discharged for failure to adapt. Again he was NEVER a soldier so please don't use that term in reference to him. Thank you for listening to this public service announcment

striker55 wrote:Obama on now talking about how bad guns are.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

SA_Steve wrote:Just watched his youtube and facebook vids

shooter was obviously addicted to flake websites

How did you find it? I haven't seen anything about this guy at all, except that he's dead.

NotRPB wrote:White House calls for tougher gun laws in wake of Oregon shooting
http://thehill.com/homenews/administrat ... n-shooting

treadlightly wrote:God be with the families.

Forgive me for noting the uncomfortable tones in which CNN just interviewed someone who pointed out that berserkers would know they wouldn't face armed resistance in gun free zones.

The Annoyed Man wrote:I heard a mother of one of the students being interviewed, saying that her son was still trapped in a classroom and waiting for instructions. She said her son is a shooting enthusiast, and he gave a strange detail....... that the shots were almost silent, and he wondered if the shooter was using a suppressor.

mojo84 wrote:I use the Scanner Radio app for Android.

Part of the issue may be the number of listeners. Last I saw it was over 22,000. Sometimes that overwhelms their server.