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I'm not saying the shooter was right or justified: what he did was dangerous, irresponsible, and reprehensible. However, I just think that it is misleading to
by cwkoss 7y ago
I'm not saying the shooter was right or justified: what he did was dangerous, irresponsible, and reprehensible.
However, I just think that it is misleading to say "shooting firearms in a pizza parlor" because that makes it sound like he was spraying a crowd of people with bullets with reckless disregard for life when he fired only a single shot at an inanimate object.
It does not appear the shooter attempted to hurt anyone, the whole thing was the misguided attempt of a likely-mentally-ill person to 'protect the children'
- jacquesm 7y agoFiring a gun is something that you should not do lightly, especially not in public places. These vigilante morons who are whipped up by their media savvy puppetmasters are dangerous. Firing a gun should be enough evidence for that, regardless of what it was fired at. What John Wayne does in the movies could have ended up very badly IRL. So yes, that was with reckless disregards for life, you have no way of knowing where that bullet you fired will end up. Signed, Yours Truly, Deadeye Dick. Oh, and that's besides the fact that mentally ill people - and most of the general public - should not have access to guns in the first place.