Just freakin' great...another mall shooting.

dtemplar · 2008-07-16

In Missouri http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,384062,00.html At least it was a revolver and not an eeeeevil assault rifle or a Glock. :roll:

modern_pirate

· #2 · Jul 16, 2008

"If she makes me go in Sears and look at stoves one more time I'm going to f*cking shoot myself..."

What? Too soon?

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Tyrvidar

· #3 · Jul 16, 2008

modern_pirate said:
"If she makes me go in Sears and look at stoves one more time I'm going to f*cking shoot myself..."

What? Too soon?

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Kchamp84

· #4 · Jul 16, 2008

If they can have their conspiracies so can we:

The said no shouting or anger of any kind. Almost robot like. Like an anti-gun org mind controlled them to try to win one back for their side after D.C. Get out your tin foil all... or maybe not.

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catsailer40

· #5 · Jul 16, 2008

sounds like the guy was going to off himself either way. dont blame an the freaking gun, blame the nut who killed himself.

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dtemplar

Discussion Starter · #6 · Jul 16, 2008

But, it's for the chiiiiiiiiilllllrrreeennn. :roll:

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dtemplar

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jul 16, 2008

Here's a picture of our favorite rifle from another mall shooting. :roll:

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huntingwildman

· #8 · Jul 16, 2008

This kind of shit will never stop.

... The best you can do is arm as much of the populace as possible, and start taking these sick bastards glory away from them before they can get on a big roll.

The TV Networks are a major part of the problem too...On one hand they use their News Broadcasts to demonize guns & there owners, cultivate anti-gun sentiment, and all to happily give ample air time to the poor shooter who they say is a "victim" too :roll: ... Which is exactly the attention & recognition they crave.

And on the other hand the TV Networks profit financially from so-called gun violence through Hollywood Movies that are constantly showing shooting scenes with a heavy anti-gun bias thrown in, just to make damn sure they slant it in the direction that furthers their agenda .

Thankfully though this shooter took himself out, most don't....This looks like it could be a relationship gone bad.

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Maljunulo

· #9 · Jul 17, 2008

Can anyone find out if that mall is a "gun free zone" or if CCW is prohibited there?

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sdcromer

· #10 · Jul 17, 2008

I think we should ban the malls.

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Rasper

· #11 · Jul 17, 2008

sdcromer said:
I think we should ban the malls.

And other mass social gatherings... I completely agree.

next its going to be in a fucking park...time for the miss to get her ccw, she works in a mall too

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leadvagas

· #12 · Jul 17, 2008

How sad. It's just one more example of why we need a nation wide universal CCW. I am so sick of the sheeple/victim mentallity, I am betting that about 99.9% would come to a screatching halt in an environment where one accepts responsibility for their own safety.

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10Gauge

· #13 · Jul 17, 2008

when I was still working at the theatre in the mall... for a few days after 9/11 I wore body armor at my job.

no one noticed anything except for one rather interesting coworker who only thought I had 'bulked up'... asked if I had been working out.. lol

i'd be a bit more proactive if I had to go back... (and I couldnt, btw)..have an air taser on my left hip... my CCW piece on my right.. and soft body armor on.

the armor wouldn't do diddly against an AK but at least I'd have a pistol.

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dtemplar

Discussion Starter · #14 · Jul 17, 2008

10Gauge said:
when I was still working at the theatre in the mall... for a few days after 9/11 I wore body armor at my job.

Wow, mall ninjas really DO exist. Got a pic? :roll:

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prdtr86

· #15 · Jul 17, 2008

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

burn baby burn!!!!

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m0ondoggy

· #16 · Jul 17, 2008

10Gauge said:
when I was still working at the theatre in the mall... for a few days after 9/11 I wore body armor at my job.

no one noticed anything except for one rather interesting coworker who only thought I had 'bulked up'... asked if I had been working out.. lol

i'd be a bit more proactive if I had to go back... (and I couldnt, btw)..have an air taser on my left hip... my CCW piece on my right.. and soft body armor on.

the armor wouldn't do diddly against an AK but at least I'd have a pistol.

"I'm not even gonna argue" :mrgreen:

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AKLover_91

· #17 · Jul 17, 2008

To play the devils advocate, even though most of us never plan to shoot anyone, we still go out of our ways to carry a pistol, so how is not planning to get shot but wearing body armor just in case any different?

The whole 'rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it' argument works just as well for a vest as a gun.

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dtemplar

Discussion Starter · #18 · Jul 17, 2008

Because I'm not that tacticool. I don't want any heavy objects dropped on my head, either, so I guess I should go out and get one of those cheap drum set bangin' retard helmets, right? :roll:

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Q-gunner2

· #19 · Jul 17, 2008

dtemplar said:
Because I'm not that tacticool. I don't want any heavy objects dropped on my head, either, so I guess I should go out and get one of those cheap drum set bangin' retard helmets, right? :roll:

Which is more likely to happen in a shootout, getting shot or having a rock fall on your head? There is a distinct difference. If something falls on you while at work, yeah you may get killed, and if that is a significant risk then wear a helmet (construction workers, for example). However, in a theater... it is more likely that someone goes nuts than for building materials to fall on your head. Additionally, if you do get hit in the head by a falling object, people will likely rush over to help or call for an ambulance. In shootings, people usually run AWAY from the gunfire... and the person(s) getting shot. They call the police first for SWAT, not an ambulance, and the police have to clear the scene before EMS can even go on scene so that ads to your time alone without help.

Thus, armor actually does make more sense. I feel the mall ninja term comes from acting like you're the shit, wearing camo and carrying a bunch of guns (usually that don't fit what you need to do, without the need for them, and without the skill to use them) and acting like you are the grand protector of everything. A hothead, who is ignorant, usually confrontational. I don't see how quietly wearing a vest and not expecting to use it makes one a mall ninja.

I don't own or wear one, but if I ever did get shot in class or out shopping, I am sure I'd feel like an idiot for the rest of my life for not having one (if I lived that long afterwards).

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