Ezekiel86
Chillin in the Mill
- Jun 26, 2006
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I just don't get why they'd kill the dog... that's a damn tragedy because animals have nothing to do with the sinister nature of humanity. I feel more for the dog than the kid.
Well... There was no redemption for him was there? Only in America (no offense to any US dwellers among us) as the 'states must have the most relaxed gun laws in the world, no wonder there are so many highschool shootings and firearm related deaths. Back in 1996 I believe, a fellow by the name of Martin Bryant opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle down in a Tasmanian coffee shop killing about thirty-five people and injuring many more. After that incident, gun control in Australia has been tightened severely, and many forms of firearms are no longer allowed to be distributed.
Maybe the American government should consider something similar, or could Americans never give up their beloved second ammendment? The right to bear arms... Is it really worth it? Seems to cause nothing but trouble, especially when it seems all the wrong sorts always get their hands on them.
Well... There was no redemption for him was there? Only in America (no offense to any US dwellers among us) as the 'states must have the most relaxed gun laws in the world, no wonder there are so many highschool shootings and firearm related deaths. Back in 1996 I believe, a fellow by the name of Martin Bryant opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle down in a Tasmanian coffee shop killing about thirty-five people and injuring many more. After that incident, gun control in Australia has been tightened severely, and many forms of firearms are no longer allowed to be distributed.
Maybe the American government should consider something similar, or could Americans never give up their beloved second ammendment? The right to bear arms... Is it really worth it? Seems to cause nothing but trouble, especially when it seems all the wrong sorts always get their hands on them.