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Another School Shooting In The Us:maryland
But this time the shooter was killed by Security so in essence the bad guy with a gun was killed by a good guy with a gun.
Any fans or haters of the NRA that want to comment?
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“Did you miss that bit?”
Yes I did actually.
“He pursued the shooter, engaged the shooter -- during that engagement, he fired a round at the shooter," Cameron said. "Simultaneously the shooter fired a round as well.”
So even if he never shot the shooter it was the fact that the shooter was shot at and knew his time was up then killed himself ( if he did) which probably wouldn’t have happened had the security not being armed and had engaged the shooter.
So my “so in essence the bad guy with a gun was killed by a good guy with a gun.“
Still stands but killed “indirectly with a twist”
Yes I did actually.
“He pursued the shooter, engaged the shooter -- during that engagement, he fired a round at the shooter," Cameron said. "Simultaneously the shooter fired a round as well.”
So even if he never shot the shooter it was the fact that the shooter was shot at and knew his time was up then killed himself ( if he did) which probably wouldn’t have happened had the security not being armed and had engaged the shooter.
So my “so in essence the bad guy with a gun was killed by a good guy with a gun.“
Still stands but killed “indirectly with a twist”
Let’s say, for the purposes of debate, that the NRA’s twisted fantasy of ‘a bad guy with a gun being shot by a good guy with a gun’ is what actually happened here.
Is that really something America can boast about, and shout around as a triumph of gun control in action?
A teenager has died, and the man who shot him is going to have to live with that for the rest of his life.
This is not a Clint Eastwood movie, this is real life, actions taking seconds have consequences lasting lifetimes.
If this is what the NRA sees as a positive use of the weapons it sells to anyone with the money, then it is a pitiful excuse for an organisation that even thinks it can claim the moral high ground over this situation.
But they will, and President Trump is likely to echo their view.
They should all be deeply ashamed, but it appears that guns and shame and regret for a life lost is not in the NRA’s remit.
Is that really something America can boast about, and shout around as a triumph of gun control in action?
A teenager has died, and the man who shot him is going to have to live with that for the rest of his life.
This is not a Clint Eastwood movie, this is real life, actions taking seconds have consequences lasting lifetimes.
If this is what the NRA sees as a positive use of the weapons it sells to anyone with the money, then it is a pitiful excuse for an organisation that even thinks it can claim the moral high ground over this situation.
But they will, and President Trump is likely to echo their view.
They should all be deeply ashamed, but it appears that guns and shame and regret for a life lost is not in the NRA’s remit.
“Has this now been confirmed?”
NBC 6 minuted aho thinks so but they’re a media outle controlled by the controllers so meh.
“I think what he did was outrageously courageous and needed to be done,” said Willeford, an NRA gun instructor. “He’s a true hero who put his life on the line. I would love to meet him. I think that would be excellent.”
Asked if he had any advice for Gaskill now that he’s in the public eye, Willeford chuckled and said “no.”
“He’s another good guy with a gun,” he said, repeating a phrase that is part of the NRA's mantra about armed citizens being the only thing "that can stop a bad guy with a gun."
Willeford is not likely to get any argument on the good guy part from Gaskill’s boss, Sheriff Tim Cameron, or Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan. Both have praised the 34-year-old “tough guy” for putting his own life on the line Tuesday.
“While it’s still tragic, he may have saved other people’s lives,” Hogan said of Gaskill in the aftermath of Tuesday’s shooting.
Gaskill has yet to make a public statement.”
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NBC 6 minuted aho thinks so but they’re a media outle controlled by the controllers so meh.
“I think what he did was outrageously courageous and needed to be done,” said Willeford, an NRA gun instructor. “He’s a true hero who put his life on the line. I would love to meet him. I think that would be excellent.”
Asked if he had any advice for Gaskill now that he’s in the public eye, Willeford chuckled and said “no.”
“He’s another good guy with a gun,” he said, repeating a phrase that is part of the NRA's mantra about armed citizens being the only thing "that can stop a bad guy with a gun."
Willeford is not likely to get any argument on the good guy part from Gaskill’s boss, Sheriff Tim Cameron, or Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan. Both have praised the 34-year-old “tough guy” for putting his own life on the line Tuesday.
“While it’s still tragic, he may have saved other people’s lives,” Hogan said of Gaskill in the aftermath of Tuesday’s shooting.
Gaskill has yet to make a public statement.”
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He knew the girl, got dumped by her, got his dads flock and shot her and a school colleague.
“The Maryland teenager who terrorized his high school used his father's gun to shoot a girl he'd just broken up with and another classmate, investigators said Wednesday.
Austin Wyatt Rollins, 17, was later killed when he traded shots with the school resource officer at Great Mills High School, they said.
"Rollins and the female victim had a prior relationship that recently ended," the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office said in a statement. "The handgun utilized by Rollins in the shooting was legally owned by Rollins' father."
Rollins' alleged target, 16-year-old Jaelynn Willey, remains in critical condition at a local hospital. But a 14-year-old boy who happened to be in a hallway when Rollins opened fire was released after being treated for a gunshot wound to the leg.”
“The Maryland teenager who terrorized his high school used his father's gun to shoot a girl he'd just broken up with and another classmate, investigators said Wednesday.
Austin Wyatt Rollins, 17, was later killed when he traded shots with the school resource officer at Great Mills High School, they said.
"Rollins and the female victim had a prior relationship that recently ended," the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office said in a statement. "The handgun utilized by Rollins in the shooting was legally owned by Rollins' father."
Rollins' alleged target, 16-year-old Jaelynn Willey, remains in critical condition at a local hospital. But a 14-year-old boy who happened to be in a hallway when Rollins opened fire was released after being treated for a gunshot wound to the leg.”
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