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7962

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

Reply to LanternWaste (Reply #23)

Tue Nov 7, 2017, 08:05 PM

Nov 2017

http://www.cnn.com/2017/11/06/us/texas-church-shooting/index.html

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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