Multiple victims hospitalized after school shooting in Georgia: report

[ManualF150]

This is all great and stuff but, why did this not happen (shootings) back when we had almost zero gun laws?
I grew up with guns set on gun racks with the ammo in ammo cans under the gun racks.
Wait I know, my parents. One, mom was a stay home mother and mom or dad would have whipped my ass with a belt.
Plus, we used to fight in, around, school; helI I used to get on your bus so I could beat you in your front yard.

Now, we play the mental health game, drugs, time out, cuddles, affirm stupid.
The schools and government are responsible as they took control of our children from us.
There is a big difference between abuse and a good spanking.
Reap what you sow!

Same here. I knew if I did something slightly out of line or talked out of line, that belt would come off and I'd be whipped from one end of the house to the other. Heck, I remember I lied about a grade, and my dad whipped me across the face with the belt. I had a black and blue gash across my face for like two weeks. Served me well. Never lied about my grades again.

Now that would be considered child abuse.

This is why I don't want to have kids, because they would grow up under the same rules as how my parents grew me up. Corporal punishment to the max.

But everyone now considers me a highly regarded person, smart, educated, reliable, etc. All because my parents molded me into a good moral person.

 

[fresch]

Spare the rod spoil the child

 

[kev74]

Who smiles for a mugshot !?

Why Some Politicians Smile for Their Mug Shots

Trump will go into this photo “knowing that he is going to be a meme, both for his supporters and his detractors."

time.com

 

[4WHLDRFTN]

Cmon man. Theyz Wuz just turning thear lifez aroundz.

 

[VietnamEraVet]

I'll venture a guess that the shooter is a socially awkward kid who was being bullied severely, and he got his dad's handgun out; smuggled it into school in his gym bag, and started with the assholes who were bullying him.

And...

Alleged Georgia school shooter Colt Gray was ‘ridiculed’ by classmates, frequently called ‘gay’: father

Colt Gray was frequently called “gay” by bullies, including some who physically harassed him, his father told investigators in a 2023 phone call.

nypost.com

 

[Cavalry]

And...

Alleged Georgia school shooter Colt Gray was ‘ridiculed’ by classmates, frequently called ‘gay’: father

Colt Gray was frequently called “gay” by bullies, including some who physically harassed him, his father told investigators in a 2023 phone call.

nypost.com

It will be never heard again by the end of the weekend.

 

[Defilade]

 

[Acer-m14]

Colion Noir3 hours ago (edited)

️: https://youtu.be/E1UUPXHuumc

The father of the 14-year-old Apalachee High School shooter was arrested and charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter,
two counts of second-degree murder, and eight counts of cruelty to children. Law enforcement stated that 54-year-old
Colin Gray gave an AR-15 rifle to his son “as a gift … in December 2023.” The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said that the
charges “stem from Mr. Gray knowingly allowing his son … to possess a weapon.”

What scares me about this case is how it sets a precedent. If we start holding parents criminally responsible for every single thing their child does, where does it stop?

I can’t help but feel like this whole situation is going to be twisted into another attack on gun owners as a whole. And honestly,
that's dangerous. It’s easy to imagine a future where simply owning a gun and having kids in the same house makes you a criminal
in the eyes of some politicians.

What do you guys think?
Should this father be held responsible for his son’s actions? Or are they setting a dangerous precedent that will come back to haunt responsible gun owners down the road?

Let me know in the comments below.

And for the record—my heart goes out to the families of the victims. I can’t imagine what they’re going through right now. However, we must be careful with how we respond to this because the decisions made here could affect all of us in the long run.

 

[GTN]

Colion Noir3 hours ago (edited)

️: https://youtu.be/E1UUPXHuumc

The father of the 14-year-old Apalachee High School shooter was arrested and charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter,
two counts of second-degree murder, and eight counts of cruelty to children. Law enforcement stated that 54-year-old
Colin Gray gave an AR-15 rifle to his son “as a gift … in December 2023.” The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said that the
charges “stem from Mr. Gray knowingly allowing his son … to possess a weapon.”

What scares me about this case is how it sets a precedent. If we start holding parents criminally responsible for every single thing their child does, where does it stop?

I can’t help but feel like this whole situation is going to be twisted into another attack on gun owners as a whole. And honestly,
that's dangerous. It’s easy to imagine a future where simply owning a gun and having kids in the same house makes you a criminal
in the eyes of some politicians.

What do you guys think?
Should this father be held responsible for his son’s actions? Or are they setting a dangerous precedent that will come back to haunt responsible gun owners down the road?

Let me know in the comments below.

And for the record—my heart goes out to the families of the victims. I can’t imagine what they’re going through right now. However, we must be careful with how we respond to this because the decisions made here could affect all of us in the long run.

I feel both ways. It’s setting a precedent but parents need to take responsibility for their kids. Especially after this father was warned about his son, to lock up his guns, keep his son out of school. So what does this moron do, he buys his son his own gun

 

[tirwin1]

Colion Noir3 hours ago (edited)

️: https://youtu.be/E1UUPXHuumc

The father of the 14-year-old Apalachee High School shooter was arrested and charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter,
two counts of second-degree murder, and eight counts of cruelty to children. Law enforcement stated that 54-year-old
Colin Gray gave an AR-15 rifle to his son “as a gift … in December 2023.” The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said that the
charges “stem from Mr. Gray knowingly allowing his son … to possess a weapon.”

What scares me about this case is how it sets a precedent. If we start holding parents criminally responsible for every single thing their child does, where does it stop?

I can’t help but feel like this whole situation is going to be twisted into another attack on gun owners as a whole. And honestly,
that's dangerous. It’s easy to imagine a future where simply owning a gun and having kids in the same house makes you a criminal
in the eyes of some politicians.

What do you guys think?
Should this father be held responsible for his son’s actions? Or are they setting a dangerous precedent that will come back to haunt responsible gun owners down the road?

Let me know in the comments below.

And for the record—my heart goes out to the families of the victims. I can’t imagine what they’re going through right now. However, we must be careful with how we respond to this because the decisions made here could affect all of us in the long run.

How does that phrase go? Hard cases make for bad law.

 

[SonOfSun]

Wow. Read this article to see just how bad his fucked up white trash parents are, and the insane environment he was living in. His mom is a complete drug addict and lowlife. And his dad bought him an AR shortly after the cops met with them about threats to shoot up a school???

Some people just shouldn’t ever have or even be around children.

Georgia school shooting suspect Colt Gray’s broken homelife: A mom with multiple drug arrests and a dad who gave him an AR-15 for Christmas

“There were nights where the mom would lock him and his sister out the house. And they would be banging on the back door, just screaming like ‘Mom! mom! mom!’ and crying. It was a…

nypost.com

There's a lot of lessons in there. Some obvious, some not so much.

1. Kid had a Fkd up life. That's a contributing factor.
2. Parents were dirtbags, also contributed.
3. This story is a good example of why you never talk to the police. Dad is in jail and charged because he talked to them.

 

[GOYABEAN]