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13. Apparently one did shoot him, but what took so long to DO it?

Reply to Hoyt (Reply #3)

Mon Nov 6, 2017, 06:59 AM

Nov 2017

From other stories I've read, he was chased by the man who shot him and another man until he ran off the road, apparently died from blood loss from that gunshot wound

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Texas attorney general: congregations should be armed after church shooting [View all] Judi Lynn Nov 2017 OP

Because more people with guns speeds up processing evidence sakabatou Nov 2017 #1

Churches should install emergency gun dispensers behind every pew. Kablooie Nov 2017 #2

Most gunners believe in more guns in more places. I bet there were plenty packing in that church nd Hoyt Nov 2017 #3

Apparently one did shoot him, but what took so long to DO it? 7962 Nov 2017 #13

Finally a good guy with a gun?! HAB911 Nov 2017 #17

That's what I heard too. I actually looked up the guy's facebook page. Sure as chit, he Hoyt Nov 2017 #19

Evidence shows Kelley shot himself. LanternWaste Nov 2017 #23

Hence the use of "apparently". This mornings article mentions him being shot. 7962 Nov 2017 #31

Evidence shows he was shot 3 times; twice by the citizen. You're welcome. 7962 Nov 2017 #34

Glad that we are not politicizing this issue in the wake of a tragedy. Midnight Writer Nov 2017 #4

murdered by their own god while praising it in their own church. they need more than guns to msongs Nov 2017 #5

Yours seems a most irrational conclusion, lacking any evidence to support it. LanternWaste Nov 2017 #24

Of course the commandment ... aggiesal Nov 2017 #6

There is a lot lost on Texas Republicans: Dustlawyer Nov 2017 #18

Armed to the teeth to go to church just damn, MAGA baby! workinclasszero Nov 2017 #7

I can just see the headlines now.... KY_EnviroGuy Nov 2017 #8

Well it was only a matter of time for your little cracker, wine and Glock to get together to worship Historic NY Nov 2017 #9

Ahhh good point. Should be a disqualifier; as should convicted spousal abuse. nt 7962 Nov 2017 #14

I've seen later where he should NOT have been allowed to purchase a firearm. 7962 Nov 2017 #32

That's rich, you go to arm yourself to go to church. raccoon Nov 2017 #10

that is the goal of the NRA Skittles Nov 2017 #12

Not everyone armed-- TexasTowelie Nov 2017 #28

you are correct Skittles Nov 2017 #33

gun humpers are sick fucks Skittles Nov 2017 #11

Arm the church goers! Arm the Girl Scouts! Arm the nurses! Arm the hamburger flippers! Vinca Nov 2017 #15

Who would Jesus shoot? eom Maeve Nov 2017 #16

Why didn't he just suggest people stop going to church ? eppur_se_muova Nov 2017 #20

Ken Paxton is an idiot Gothmog Nov 2017 #21

+1 for conciseness. TexasTowelie Nov 2017 #29

It's Texas! There's a good chance some of the churchgoers TexasBushwhacker Nov 2017 #22

Prince of Peace Parishoners Packing Pistols. Ilsa Nov 2017 #25

If the people in Texas all want to arm themselves (even in churches), fine with me . . . ChicagoRonin Nov 2017 #26

Honestly, I'm surprised this hasn't happened before in texas. Ilsa Nov 2017 #27

That's Ken Paxton, right-wing douchebag and criminal. Pay him no mind. (nt) Paladin Nov 2017 #30

the baptists will shoot unarmed mormans Demonaut Nov 2017 #35