NEWTOWN, Conn. (TheBlaze/AP) — Connecticut State Police say a gunman who massacred 26 children and adults at an elementary school before committing suicide forced his way into the building.
Lt. Paul Vance said Saturday morning that the suspect was not voluntarily let into Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton and instead “forced his way into the school.”
Authorities say 20-year-old Adam Lanza shot his mother on Friday, drove her car to Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, and shot 20 children, six adults and himself.
Vance said all the victims have been positively identified and authorities were preparing to release a formal written list of names and birth dates.
Vance said crime scene investigators have discovered “very good evidence” that could lend insight into Lanza’s motive for the shootings, though did not describe what the evidence was.
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SaturdaysWarrior76
Dec. 15, 2012 at 1:22pmThe gunman’s father is an executive at GE..
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redfish52
Dec. 16, 2012 at 3:35pmIs that really true…if so it means nothing…the rich can have crazy in the gene pool too…
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zetuff
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:38pmif you had to get buzzed in ,, you know there was cameras .. this is all ********..i dont beleive any of it.2 days and you heard nothing about a camera.. they think everyone watching it a idiots,,who has the video? how many shooters ? just like 911..the fbi- cia someone steals to show..to hide the TRUTH!!
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Eastinfection
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:58pmI heard about cameras within the first two hours. Don’t know what you’ve been watching.
Doesn’t mean he went in the front door, either. This is an older school with giant picture windows ala late 1970′s- stye construction.
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WarMunger_Al
Dec. 15, 2012 at 2:34pmCurious as to how long the police took to get there and how long it took someone in the building to call 911. If the guy shot out the window next to the door to get in it would seem a 911 call would have been made right away. If only the school administration would have had access to a firearm, maybe this could have been stopped, or at least delayed long enough for police to get there.
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redfish52
Dec. 16, 2012 at 3:41pmHere’s a start…install bullet proof glass in all doors and large windows. If all windows are to large block them in so that they are shotgun type windows that are to small for a person to fit through. If schools are to old…close them…if schools need up fitted…do it. We can put a Space Shuttle in orbit and mass mobilize for disasters…..well this is a disaster and I would rather my tax money go to this than to a bunch of whinny Liberals that think that the world owes them something just because their house flooded from Sandy.
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jungle J
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:37pmprobably a doper/burnout.
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Eastinfection
Dec. 15, 2012 at 1:01pmMaybe. When i lived there, everybody was a stoner.
Rich.
poor.
smart.
dumb.
everyone.
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All Pro
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:34pmHey Blaze, let me fix this for you,
NEWTOWN, Conn. (TheBlaze/AP) — Connecticut State Police say ALL THREE GUNMEN who massacred 26 children and adults at an elementary school ONE OF WHOM committed suicide forced THIER way into the building.
Multiple shooters as in more than one.
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Eastinfection
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:54pmIdiot. CT Staties have said no such thing.
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katzkiner
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:32pmThe only way to stop a lunatic with a gun is a sane person with a gun.
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John 1776
Dec. 15, 2012 at 1:43pmOne teacher with a CCL could have stopped this real fast and saved a lot of lives. Look at how Israel runs their schools. Doesn’t have to be visible, doesn’t have to be on display, just has to be there.
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Gnostyk
Dec. 15, 2012 at 5:13pm@Katzkiner @John 1776 All I’ve got to say is D’ACCORD. A teacher conceal-carrying a compact .45 would have reduced the death count to one–or close to it.
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John 1776
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:13pmWas listening to ABC’s GMA show this morning as they were telling parents to avoid having their children see the news, and if they do, explain that it could NEVER happen to them. In other words, deny and lie. Liberals !!
How about having a heart-to-heart with them about good and evil, or if that subject is to harsh, then how about good and bad? Unlike what liberals believe, children are not blank pieces of paper or a “collection of cells.” They have souls and can use their soul as a compass to lead them through life and surround themselves with people who are also good. Nothing is certain in life, but mom and dad will do everything humanly possible to keep you safe and help you.
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ForMyKidsVA
Dec. 15, 2012 at 1:47pmWhen the nutcase in Norway shot up all those kids at camp, I sat my nine and eleven year olds down and we had a long discussion about what to do if a nutjob wandered into their summer camp. We have also discussed what to do if someone starts shooting in a mall, grocery store, etc. And yes, every school shooting that happens I sit them down again and we once again talk about what they need to do to survive such a situation.
A woman this morning asked me if I had talked to my kids about the shooting and I said yes. She was shocked because I was the first person to say that. But she also has spent quite a bit of time talking to her kids about how to survive such an incident. She also is a conservative.
As long as we continue to let the insane walk freely amongst us, these massacres will continue. My husband has just completed his concealed carry requirements. I’m starting mine in January and I’ve never touched a gun before. My son is getting a .22 for Christmas and my daughter is getting a pellet gun. They obviously can’t take their own weapons to school but they can sure learn about them and not be scared into inaction if they hear one and they will know what to do to survive.
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progressiveslayer
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:12pmProgressives will use this massacre as a stepping stone to their ultimate goal,the elimination of our second amendment right to keep and bear arms. Congress can’t even make a law restricting that right but they have been doing it since the second amendment was created.Subsequent congresses have created thousands of ‘gun laws’ and every one of them are unconstitutional. If the government is successful in disarming the people then we are truly doomed to a hellish existence,one in which a dictator has seized absolute power and make no mistake folks there are people who would welcome such a dictatorship in this country.
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WarMunger_Al
Dec. 15, 2012 at 2:37pmit has just come to be about not following laws that are not constitutional. 90% of this nations laws are illegal. As long as people are stuck by being “law abiding” we will be forced into slavery by leftist dictators.
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john vincent
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:12pmThis ‘evidence’ that is forthcoming will be proof that the young killer (killer is too kind a word) left a colored past that was ignored by any who could have raised a flag of warning.
Now as to they who find fault with God, you know, they who said ‘how could a loving God allow this, 911, or whatever?’ Here it is in nutshell:
Man is in control of God’s creation, AND
When things go haywire, God is blamed-
when things go well, man is praised.
sad but true
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texasken
Dec. 15, 2012 at 7:27pmWhat?? What are you trying to say? You make no sense.
“Man is in control of God’s creation”…are you saying that man created God, or that man is in control of the world (which is God’s creation)? Either way, you’re wrong. Man is not in control of the earth. Satan is, subject to the limits that God places on him.
We live in a fallen world, one that is spiraling downward in accordance with God’s plan. He destroyed the world once for its wickedness, and He promised to destroy it again, but to create a new heaven and a new earth in its place. It seems that we are in those end times, but I imagine every generation has thought the same thing. The difference is that now, things are so evil that I actually pray for the end of the world. Maranatha.
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cloudsofwar
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:07pmwill we be told the truth about this killer from the MSM? or will they use him for their agenda? if i had the money i would hire an investigator to find out everythink about him, his friends, his job, or no job and what did he do with his time, who did he talk to, everything. maybe the NRA should hire someone to find out the answers. we need to be able to fight obama with the truth.
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Eastinfection
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:31pmDon’t rely on the MSM.
The local paper in this area has testimonials from friends already. They will surely have more.
They are so involved that their reporting is directly related to the event with no “gun control” spin.
Keep an eye on this link:
http://www.newstimes.com/
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cloudsofwar
Dec. 15, 2012 at 2:26pm@ east….. thanks.
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gladwing
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:06pmThis shooting will be blamed on a lack of gun control. However, I believe it really is not allowing the development of character in government schools. “We can’t teach what’s right and wrong it might hurt somebody’s feelings”. We have allowed government to take our children and brainwash them and us into thinking that they can do it better. We have allowed government to destroy our families our communities and our lives. We live beside each other as strangers. What we need is control of government not gun control! Wake up parents get your children out of government schools!
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barber2
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:16pmAgree. We have a definite failure to communicate : decency and moral values. Part of that “atheism ” which is so popular with our new , changed, ” Forward” Chicago radical Democrats.
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patrioteveryman
Dec. 15, 2012 at 4:33pmGun laws can only endanger us. The shooter broke numerous laws before he pulled the first trigger. (under 21, school free fire- I mean- gun free zone and others). Real security like Israel uses would have prevented this.
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Akela-6
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:03pmA question that begs to be answered is why a female grade school teacher would even HAVE a .223.
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Eastinfection
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:35pmRead the updated reports.
She was NOT a teacher.
That was misreported.
She may have feared her ex-husband or something?
Also- this a really wealthy, rural area. Maybe she had them for protection?
Who knows?
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DougHuffman
Dec. 15, 2012 at 1:51pm“Who knows?” Who cares? Only nosy busybody tyrant wannabes, “a thousand of them one mile away.”
God Bless Bitter Clingers, damn know-nothings, progressives. “From my cold, dead hands” works for me.
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WarMunger_Al
Dec. 15, 2012 at 2:41pmMaybe she enjoyed shooting. Maybe she believed in her 2nd Amendment right to own it, or maybe she bought it as insurance. Unfortunately, she wasn’t able to protect herself from her mental kid. Maybe they should ban mentally disturbed people….That would just about remove all liberals from the country.
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Frederick_Douglass_Republican
Dec. 16, 2012 at 1:43pmMy question: Why didn’t the school have a teacher at the school that day with a .223?
This WILL happen again. Not allowing any teacher or administrator to have a concealed gun anywhere on the school property will only help the next monster. There are more waiting in the wings.
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yousername
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:28amThe tools of evil can be as inconspicuous as the smallpox virus delivered by blanket or as showy and macho as a knife or gun. Sometimes the tool is as powerful as a fertilizer and fuel oil mix or as slow and painful as forced famine. Every household in America has under the kitchen sink, in the basement and the garage, the means of mass murder. You need only add evil intent. Passing laws and railing against inanimate objects in the aftermath of evil is the act of a coward hiding behind the flourish of impotent words. They puff and they blame while in their heart of hearts they pray evil does not cast a glance back to them or their loved ones. Love, preparedness, honesty, diligence and courage, these are the tools to cut evil off at the knees and minimize the damage when it rears its merciless head. Sad that so many choose to politicize and post and tweet their way to a false sense of security rather than face a reality that has been with us since the beginning of time.
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kindling
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:48amWould you please run for president?
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brother_ed
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:54am@YOUSERNAME
The only thing I have to add is:
The Left WANTS to ban all of those things as well, eventually.
Their entire agenda is one that lacks the recognition of personal responsibility; the fault always lies with someone or something else.
They believe in control, just not ‘self-control’. After all, there is no ‘self’, only the ‘collective’.
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Texaslockstar
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:01pmFrom the democrats point of view the guns walked into the school and started killing people. It seems every time there is a shooting the gun is to blame. I am sure it took a gun to fire the bullets. But it seems to me “they” ( the anti gun left ) always forget about the person holding the gun. Don’t get me wrong, this is a sad day. The thought of so many children being killed by a nut bag idiot makes me sick. But in all honesty the guns that were used did not make their way to the school under their own power. They didn’t decide to kill anyone. Guns don’t make decisions, people do. The guns were taken there by a very sick and evil person and used by this person. I wish the democrats and the media would realize this. As a American, I realize the only thing that keeps the people of this country from being subjects instead free people is the fact that we have guns. You don’t have to look too far back in history to see this. Germany in the 1930′s guns were outlawed and look what happened. So if anybody reads this please use your common sense, blame the sick and evil idiot who pulled the trigger, not the object that was used. Common sense says if he wouuld have stolen a gas truck and rammed the school with it, the same may have happened. The airplanes that hit the towers did do the same and worse. God bless those children , and God bless America.
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SudsMan
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:02pmWell said. You’ve captured the real situation. Someone once said “you can’t legislate morality.” This applies here. All of the laws in the world, anti-guns, controls on chemicals, speed limits, etc. will do nothing the curb this evil. It takes a change in each person’s moral fiber. And that change requires society to take on such a responsibility instead of passing off its culpability to the government.
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kenboo1
Dec. 15, 2012 at 7:49pmBut we really need to ban motor vehicles and abortions first. More children are killed every day from motor vehicles and abortions than from gun violence.
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RayOne
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:28amThe BenghaziDeception is yesterday’s news, he called at ‘just a bump in the road’, and MSM made it work. The Senate is operated by Reid, as top predator in the bachelor herd. His priority is not survival of the species but a liberalAgenda (21).
Investigate and Begin Impeachment.
The new road bump is Sandy Hook El.
The MSM needs a soul.
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Lawyer629
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:34amYou amuse me.
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momrules
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:53amRAYONE……….They will never impeach Obama. He is in office and will stay there, possibly forever.
The murders in Benghazi may have been a bump in the road for Obama but the murders yesterday actually flattened the highway that he is on to confiscate guns or in some other way gain control of gun ownership in America. He will use this horrible event to accomplish what every communist/dictator/progressive has dreamed of, the subjugation of the citizenry to the whims of government.
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Walkabout
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:54amLawyer629
Really? Most if not all news organizations go for saturation reporting. You could argue that is what the public wants. Running a story to the ground to find out everything is right & meet. Somehow I don’t think it is working because after 2 weeks people will forget many facts & we will be back to the same back & forth arguments as before. People have to literally keep files & ponder this information & include arguments & counterarguments if they want to get to the truth & live a way that is sane.
But Rayone is right, news cycles & ‘sensational’ reporting can inadvertently or purposefully block out other important stories. Fro example
US-Iranian nuclear talks fail. Iran has plutonium for 24 Nagasaki-type bombs
http://www.debka.com/#
Blocking out other stories works just like a magician’s magic. Magicians have made mountains disappear (Hawaii) thru the using lighting. It works the same way with saturation reporting. Previously I have thought of it as spotlight journalism. Every last MSM organization would hit run African famine stories for 6 weeks to 3 months only to switch to other stories for a few years to come back to shine a spotlight on it again. Nothing changed. Just DDSS.
That is not a way to report or consume news. The President has a presidential briefing it covers all areas. CEOs have briefings also. They cover a broad range that affect their company from the general economy, politics of note & industry specific co
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Walkabout
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:07pmLawyer629
These are bumps in the road to people in Washington. they’ll pull on the strings attached to heart hard, because they never let a crisis go to waste, they’ll dump stuff that has been asked for on a Friday before a long weekend so it will be buried. By dragging out & delaying releasing information they shape events. They will say we released it so were not hiding anything, it is old news. But timed information release is just as important in politics as when a person like Napolean release his reserves in battle. Historians & other criticize commanders of battles for the timing of the release of their reserves, where they had them positioned on the battle field & whether they released them in “penny packets” whereby they are defeated in detail & are mauled or whether they released them in sufficient mass. The same tactics in the abstract are used in the time date data dumps in Washington, the leaks, the allied political groups doing the same or bring up issues. It is stage managed.
Yes, the President & others (all sides) are genuinely concerned. They are also at the same time ‘happy’ that there is some distraction every few weeks or few months so they can move all their chess pieces out of sight & out of mind. Meaning they don’t want a full fledged discussion and proper disclosure of information form FOIA, etc.
Benghazi a Bump in the Road? Yes, you don;t know when, how much or what type of weapons are going to Syria via the CIA.
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Walkabout
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:15pmThe last that was said was some non lethal aid, comm gear.. Then there were some Stinger missiles manufactured under license by Turkey given to the Rebels in small lots. Well there is a lot more. The MSM let Benghazi blow over Ca the average person on the street tell about AL Nusrah Front? Can they tell you what the Muslim Brotherhood’s or Al Nusrah’s chances are for dominating a post Assad Syria means in terms of a shift in geo-political power & if that is good for American interests?
American interests include being able to travel overseas for business, vacation or to meet family & be secure in one’s person.
With a MB or Al Nusrah gaining control of Syria or Syrian being a failed state on some degree, that it becomes problematic for American citizens to be safe. Wit Al Nursrah & similar groups being 16% of the Syrian Rebels & being the most organized & best fighters, I don’t see how a Post Assad Syria is in our interests. Not the way it is being done.
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WarMunger_Al
Dec. 15, 2012 at 2:45pmTHE UN small arms treaty will be on the agenda come march, I am sure they will use this to add fuel and liberal support to that agenda.
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kindling
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:18amI am not saying this is bad but we need to keep our eyes on Washington DC because this is the kind of thing they use as a smoke screen to do horrible things to the rest of us. Also, don’t loose focus on what they have already done!
REMEMBER FAST AND FURIOUS and Brian Terry!
REMEMBER BENGHAZI !
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qpwillie
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:27am@kindling
Yep, always watch what the other hand is doing.
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r.cote
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:16amWhat’s all this GOD talk ? Don’t you remember, GOD isn’t allowed in schools anymore
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Lawyer629
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:36amGod was never there. Easy explanation.
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Walkabout
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:20pmGod was never there?
If God wants more than some BORG like creation, he has to allow people to exercise free will. Pretty much means non-interference (at least 99.999%of the time).
If doesn’t mean that he can’t make people whole in the end (& a much better job of making people whole than lawyers), but it means hands off. He”ll take notes though & he’ll know us by our actions.
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RaydocX
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:13amI hope this does not mean our schools look like correctional facilities, with concrete car blocks, razor wire, and sniper nests.
and while an armed security man might have limited the tragedy, especially if he had to force his way into the school, statistically some day one of the security people would have an issue with a teacher or a student.
NOT saying that guns are the problem… poison, edged weapons, fire, bare hands… it is not possible to rid mankind of weapons.
the simple and sad truth is that we cannot totally eliminate tragedy or protect against evil. Instead, we need to be vigilant, plan ahead, learn from what happens, and move on remembering the victims.
I have already heard that 10 minutes to entry was ‘too long.’ A single headlong rush by a responding officer might have merely increased the number of dead, and so far the response that has been shown has been solid in my humble opinion… cries to ban weapons ignore those crucial minutes when the victim and the victimizer are the only ones on scene. I do not know if i support arming all teachers… for a teacher… in that sensitive position, i would advocate specific mental health checks and training, but we armed pilots after 9/11. And if the argument comes down to ‘banning guns’ vs. ‘arming teachers’ my choice would be with offering they and their students real potential protection over the placebo of ‘guns are outlawed’ leaving only the outlaws with guns.
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lowerclassrepublican
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:52amI remember a Clint Eastwood movie, Were they are the secret service and he says anyone can do a successful assassination if they are willing to kill themselves.
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WarMunger_Al
Dec. 15, 2012 at 2:50pmTeachers should be armed, at minimum with taser or stun guns. Multi-level defense, with the administration having access to firearms or armed security at the school. Problem is, most teachers are liberal lackeys who don’t support self defense and would rather sit and wait for their slaughter.
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ginger100
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:08amForced His Way? as do most people with bad intent
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THERAPTURCOMES
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:18amIs it not a shame as this monster forced his way into the school that someone there could have jus shot him????
A gun free zone is only in the minds of the liberal lunatics that created this killing zone and the blood of the victims is on the heads of the liberal lunatics http://youtu.be/dozLXYNWYQQ
Truly these are the end days when people can create false gun fee zones that leave 26 dead http://youtu.be/ahEVxIzlxwo
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barber2
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:13pmIn Denver recently , some guys forced their way into an apartment, doused people with gasoline and then used a torch to set them on fire. Notice : no guns BUT bad intentions and evil, twisted people.
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Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:03amSo he forced his way in, and now they say there is more evidence of his motives and such. I wonder what other surprises await revelation in this case concerning the shooter.
God Above, let the goodness and love that all the children and the adults who have been lost brought into the world expand like the ripples across a pond, enhancing other lives and influencing goodness in turn for the benefit of the world.
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kindling
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:24amIt is horrible that they died at the hands of this animal….no disrespect to animals, but how about all the hundreds of innocent people killed because Obama placed guns in the hands of mad men in Mexico, some of which were AMERICANS! How is it they get a pass? How is it that we say it is okay for Obama to tell American military ready to step in and help save American lives in Benghazi to step down and sit and watch them die as if he is watching a block buster HOLLYWOOD movie? This really is not about guns, but the intent of the person/persons commiting the crimes, and they are all criminals!
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cloudsofwar
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:01pm@ kin….. well said. how soon the people forgot about gun runner and the blood on obama’s and holders hands. and to think this was not brought up during the election. now obama going to lecture america about guns. this is too much. he’s been after guns as are all progressives and now he has his crisis.
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fedlibertarian
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:02amFunny thing about bolsheviks; they don’t seem to believe in the natural right to self-defense. Not for Israel, not for America, and not for individuals.
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Obamalarky
Dec. 15, 2012 at 10:52amI have no doubt where this POS is today, may his pain be eternal.
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civilwarcometh
Dec. 15, 2012 at 10:47amLocked doors only keep honest people out. Let the teachers arm themselves and protect our children…Everyone is allowed to carry in this country excersize your right. Tell the leftys and government to kiss our american constitutional a@@es!!!!!
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kindling
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:59amIf the person at the enterance of the school was armed just like a police officer, and all kids knew it was that way at all schools, he never would have thought to try what he did. If every deranged crazy that intends to kill others and then kill themselves knew that there was a great possibility they would be killed before they could harm anyone else, I believe you would see a big halt in this kind of behavior. If store clerks were trained and given access to a gun to defend the staff and workers stores would not be robbed any more. A good offence is a good defense.
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Eastinfection
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:40pmKINDLING..
An armed guard at the front may help once the carnage starts but it wouldn’t prevent this guy from shooting/ kicking in the picture windows in the cafeteria and entering that way. This school is surrounded by acres of woodland, easily accessible from many fire-roads. I know this because i grew up there.
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lowerclassrepublican
Dec. 15, 2012 at 1:01pmI really thought this was the first in a long line of terrorist plots and I think the administration did to. I mean think about it! We have told them where are most prized possessions are, that they are completely unsecured, all huddle together, and there are no weapons for at least a 1/4 mile.
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puravida56
Dec. 15, 2012 at 1:37pmArming teachers = a bad idea. I have known hundreds of teachers in my time. Great people, but they don’t have the temperament in a crisis to own a gun.
Paid guards are a great idea, but the budget for schools in most states has been shrinking more every year. In my state, The education budgets has been cut by 50-1200 million a year for several years now. Who is going to pay for these guards?
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JACKTHETOAD
Dec. 15, 2012 at 10:46amWho cares what their evidence or ‘insights’ they try to explain with it, either. I Pray that sick bastard burns in HELL!!!!
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GhostOfJefferson
Dec. 15, 2012 at 10:45amHere are my thoughts, on the website I started in June, and finally have ready for public consumption. Feel free not just to read, but to join the forum there as well. This is the big push the Progressives have been preparing for, we need to organize and be prepared to withstand their assault on our liberties.
http://www.patriotsdonotcomply.com/index.php/articles/insanity-and-culture-death/
Forced his way in, huh? Not surprising. Apparently, criminals don’t obey laws. Who knew?
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GBTVFan_Non_American_Overseas
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:06amI read it and I liked it. Congrats for the website!
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Zurich
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:07amI just read your great article and I fully agree with you. In addition to what you have analyzed, I think that also words can sometimes be even more dangerous that weapons. See how some black leaders talk about killing whites or the recent comment made by Harry Belafonte recommending Obama to rule like a third world dictator and jail conservatives. Furthermore the whole World accepts Hamas calling for the killing of Jews and nobody says anything, not even the U.N. Violence has become part of our sick society and our government is provoking violence as well. The Fast & Furious case is a big example of that. So how can the actual corrupt government talk about gun control at all? The same is true for Hollywood with their so called “action” movies where the whole issue is about killing people and make the audience laugh??!! And these are the same morons, who after making lots of money by selling garbage, that speak in favor of gun control??!!
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GhostOfJefferson
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:22am@Overseas
Thank you!
@ Zurich
Quite so, couldn’t agree more. The anti-liberty movement is proceeding at a shocking rate and the hypocrisy is so thick and blatant that it’s hard to keep track of these days.
@Everybody
Feel free to sign up to the forum on my site. I’m also interested in submissions for articles, if you write professionally or well and can accept editorial corrections (spelling, grammar, etc). :) The discussion form has a lot of different topics, but you won’t be able to see them until you sign up (except for the General section, which is open to the public for reading).
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brother_ed
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:48am@GHOSTOFJEFFERSON
I followed the link you posted in another story, and have bookmarked it.
Thanks, it was spot on.
Always a pleasure to read your comments.
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GhostOfJefferson
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:53amThank you Ed, I really appreciate that. There’s a forum there as well, I’m really hoping to get a meeting place setup which allows detailed, in depth discussions without a ‘character remaining’ limit, lol.
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TIME_2_END_THE_PAUL_CAMPAIGN_IN_12
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:57am“This site is a meeting place for like minded liberty oriented individuals. We hope to provide a focal point for event and group planning for libertarian movements across the united States.”
Meh, if anyone REALLY wants to know about the “supposed” Liberty Movement” aka, the “Paleolibertarian” Movement accross the country… check this out for starters. Do your homework on these alledged freedom and liberty loving patriots and start with this…
Drugs, Guns and Madness in the Ron Paul Revolution http://www.aim.org/special-report/drugs-guns-and-madness-in-the-ron-paul-revolution/
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GhostOfJefferson
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:03pm@Paul
Nobody cares about you or your neurosis. Sorry. You don’t have to participate, and if it makes you feel better, nobody will care.
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TIME_2_END_THE_PAUL_CAMPAIGN_IN_12
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:07pmAnd then…. move on to reading this….
When Reagan-Conservatives and Libertarians Collide ~ The “Right” and the “Radical” http://disq.us/8by8ng
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circleDwagons
Dec. 15, 2012 at 10:45amHow did he force his way in? Did anyone tell him he was breaking the law?
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barber2
Dec. 15, 2012 at 11:52amCrazy, or angry people always seem to find a way…
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Walkabout
Dec. 15, 2012 at 12:25pmForced his way in? Any passive system or semi passive system of defense can be defeated.
A wall without defenders is just an obstacle course. A defense must be active & at some point go over to the offense in order defeat someone with ill intent.
You must meet violence (in the sort term) with violence.
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DougHuffman
Dec. 15, 2012 at 10:44amSo much for locking the doors and requiring ID for entry, as required by their new UN-security protocol.
God Bless Bitter Clingers, damn know-nothings, progressives. “From my cold, dead hands” works for me.
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