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I didn't know Glock made revolvers.

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It's fortunate that the boy was smart enough not to pull the trigger.

JJVP wrote:I didn't know Glock made revolvers.

Journalists don't let the facts get in the way of a good story.

lkd wrote:

JJVP wrote:I didn't know Glock made revolvers.

Journalists don't let the facts get in the way of a good story.

Since the gun is owned by the police chief they didn't want to call it by it's proper name: Glock Semiautomatic Assault Pistol.

Will the negligent adult be charged with leaving a loaded handgun where it's accessible to unsupervised children?

snorri wrote:Will the negligent adult be charged with leaving a loaded handgun where it's accessible to unsupervised children?

No. Any other questions?

snorri wrote:Will the negligent adult be charged with leaving a loaded handgun where it's accessible to unsupervised children?

The Mayor answered the question.

Florida City Mayor Otis Wallace confirmed there's an internal investigation into the incident to corroborate the chief’s account.
“It’s not a good thing,” said Wallace. “It’s certainly human -- more in a realm of a mistake rather than some conscious bad act.”

I have to wonder if you or I did this, would it then be in the realm of a mistake rather than some conscious bad act. Or do only Florida City Police Chiefs make mistakes.
LT

longtooth wrote:

snorri wrote:Will the negligent adult be charged with leaving a loaded handgun where it's accessible to unsupervised children?

The Mayor answered the question.

Florida City Mayor Otis Wallace confirmed there's an internal investigation into the incident to corroborate the chief’s account.
“It’s not a good thing,” said Wallace. “It’s certainly human -- more in a realm of a mistake rather than some conscious bad act.”

I have to wonder if you or I did this, would it then be in the realm of a mistake rather than some conscious bad act. Or do only Florida City Police Chiefs make mistakes. LT

Do you remember the 7th Amendment from Animal Farm? "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."

JJVP wrote:I didn't know Glock made revolvers.

Some people call Glocks "Tupperware". Maybe his was a "Lazy Susan"!

JJVP wrote:I didn't know Glock made revolvers.

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Didn't you know that all cops carry "service revolvers" and all semi-automatic rifles are "assault rifles". The media has to wear slip on shoes because they can't tie their own shoes.

LT[/quote]Do you remember the 7th Amendment from Animal Farm? "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."[/quote]


Taking Political Science this semester and that was on the REQUIRED BOOK list. Thinking this will be an interesting course.

Doug

UTSA Roadrunner - LOL beep beep

LaserTex wrote:Taking Political Science this semester and that was on the REQUIRED BOOK list. Thinking this will be an interesting course. Doug

UTSA Roadrunner - LOL beep beep

This book should be required reading for every US Citizen. I read it for my high school English class. Of course, I was too young to understand it all. One of my friends is home schooling his son and mentioned this book so I read it again last year. Good luck and have fun in your Poly Sci class.

A .40 cal Glock revolver. I'd love to see one of those.

WildBill wrote:

LaserTex wrote:Taking Political Science this semester and that was on the REQUIRED BOOK list. Thinking this will be an interesting course. Doug

UTSA Roadrunner - LOL beep beep

This book should be required reading for every US Citizen. I read it for my high school English class. Of course, I was too young to understand it all. One of my friends is home schooling his son and mentioned this book so I read it again last year. Good luck and have fun in your Poly Sci class.

When you realize it was written as commentary on the Soviets, it's disturbing how many parallels you can find to our current government.

tacticool wrote:

WildBill wrote:

LaserTex wrote:Taking Political Science this semester and that was on the REQUIRED BOOK list. Thinking this will be an interesting course. Doug

UTSA Roadrunner - LOL beep beep

This book should be required reading for every US Citizen. I read it for my high school English class. Of course, I was too young to understand it all. One of my friends is home schooling his son and mentioned this book so I read it again last year. Good luck and have fun in your Poly Sci class.

When you realize it was written as commentary on the Soviets, it's disturbing how many parallels you can find to our current government.

Sad, but true.