I hear you.

he was suspended for 2 weeks in fifth grade for threatening to shoot up the school

He was holding the door closed from the gunman peeling out into the alley he and about 20 other people were some what stuck in. There was a fence blocking them from leaving the alley in a timely manner, so instead of letting a swarm of people and possibly the shooter as well flood into the alley while they're trying to squeeze out of a hole in a fence, he held the door closed and hoped that he was effectively saving more people than he was endangering. He claimed to have heard banging on the door, but mentally put himself in the mindset of "surely it must be the shooter banging on the door since his gunfire was so close to it". Guy was live in an interview on skype with Megan Kelly when it seemed to have dawned on him how fucked up what he did was. Chances of the guy going outside were pretty low considering there were still targets inside as well as chances of being stopped by police outside were much more likely. He said he only held it for like 10-15 seconds total.



Switched schools over something about getting a bunch of kids on his bus mad at him because he kept laughing/being excited about 9/11.

This post was edited by Mangix on Jun 14 2016 07:45am

Why not? It shows what happens with gun bans. Law abiding citizens don't carry them, and criminals don't care. More guns, less crime. It's not just a book title, it's a fact.

if only we had a database to keep track of such people

I don't think that's the only conclusion available to that argument.

Less guns, more crime.

Hey guys,

Guns aren't the problem.

Radical Muslims are.

Are you sure? Because A leftist propaganda funnyman told me no one should own a semi-automatic assault rifle.

Looks more like it's self-loathing closet cases that are the problem, but it's cool. Wouldn't expect you to get one right all of a sudden and throw off a perfect record.