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by OakRidgeStars » Sun, 11 Dec 2011 12:51:30
According to notoriously left-leaning Virginian-Pilot, going to the gun range makes you a murderer or something. The next time I see a LEO at the local range, I think I'll turn myself in. Just in case  -- Friend: Va. tech shooter had visited gun range RADFORD, Va. - The man who authorities say killed a Virginia Tech police officer had visited a shooting range this year but hadn't gone for several months because he didn't have bullets for his gun, according to a friend. Matt Dailey told The Roanoke Times in a story published Sunday that he considered 22-year-old Ross Truett Ashley his best friend. Authorities say Ashley killed police officer Deriek Crouse on the Virginia Tech campus while the officer made a traffic stop Thursday, then killed himself not long after. Dailey said he and Ashley had made two or three trips to the shooting range — the same one used by Seung-Hui Cho, the gunman who killed 32 people and then himself on the campus in 2007. Read the rest here: http://hamptonroads.com/2011/12/friend- ... -gun-range
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by mamabearCali » Sun, 11 Dec 2011 18:00:06
This is like saying "he ate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches as a 10 year old---Better ban PB&J." dum dum heads--(would say something else, but not very family friendly)
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by SHMIV » Sun, 11 Dec 2011 18:28:49
**rolls eyes, shakes head, mutters something about silly meat heads**
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by M1A4ME » Mon, 12 Dec 2011 19:15:54
Reverenddel wrote:And spoons make people fat.
And alcohol makes women pregnant.
And Santa makes kids brats.
and writing for a newspaper damages your ability to see/speak truth/reason.
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by marked8 » Tue, 13 Dec 2011 12:04:39
Sadly this is an Associated Press article, so the brain death is on a national level.
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by skeeterss0 » Tue, 13 Dec 2011 13:36:40
marked8 wrote:... so the brain death is on a national level.
I knew that the last election
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by SHMIV » Tue, 13 Dec 2011 18:29:00
skeeterss0 wrote:marked8 wrote:... so the brain death is on a national level.
I knew that the last election
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by gunderwood » Tue, 13 Dec 2011 20:26:32
OakRidgeStars wrote:According to notoriously left-leaning Virginian-Pilot, going to the gun range makes you a murderer or something. The next time I see a LEO at the local range, I think I'll turn myself in. Why would you turn yourself in to a fellow murderer? Seems like a merger would be a better proposition... 
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by gunderwood » Tue, 13 Dec 2011 21:16:28
OakRidgeStars wrote:Silly rabbit, LEO's don't commit crimes. What were you thinking?. 
I was thinking they were going to the range which is what made them murderers...does a brass badge somehow protect you from these dangerous affects?
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by SHMIV » Tue, 13 Dec 2011 22:42:59
gunderwood wrote:OakRidgeStars wrote:Silly rabbit, LEO's don't commit crimes. What were you thinking?. 
I was thinking they were going to the range which is what made them murderers...does a brass badge somehow protect you from these dangerous affects?
Maybe it's just the effect of brass. Perhaps we should all wear brass helmets to the range from now on.
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by RugerJoe » Wed, 14 Dec 2011 05:43:21
While the article doesn't come out and directly make the murderer = gun range visitor connection, it is unfortunate that it seems to be hinting at that connection. The irony I see? The officer that was killed, iirc, was a certified firearms instructor. I guess that officer spent a lot of time training murderers at the range I also have to admit being mystified that they have yet to come up with a motive in all of this. I guess the shooter was just bat crazy and decided he was going to kill a random police officer. From what I've read the officer seemed like a good guy which makes the random aspect of this murder that much more disturbing.
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