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thishereboi -> RE: Chris Kyle, Navy Seal and sniper. Why did this have to happen? (2/3/2013 6:58:43 AM)
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This is so sad. I feel bad for the family he left behind. They must be devastated.
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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl
Well, golly gee, DS.
First, you could have expressed some sympathy...
Second, this is an example of a man who is well trained in weapons, both military and civilian.
Third, with all the talk of mental illness in the gun community and how people with a mental illness should be restricted from guns, this man who decided to use his popularity to take at Obama and any attempts at gun control laws.
Fourth. Gun therapy does not work.
And finally, this is a man who has left his wife and 2 children to fend for themselves because he thought he knew better.
First, he said it was "a terrible tragedy to someone who was truly trying to help" pretty much the same thing that everyone else said on the board. But I didn't notice you commenting on their replies.
Second, unless that training includes being able to detect a bullet flying at you and dodging it, it is really irrevelent if he had it or not.
Third, we don't know if the shooter had mental issues or not. Are you implying that he was shot because he was against gun control? That he somehow deserved this?
Fourth, not sure what you mean by gun therapy.
Fifth, thought he knew better than what? To go out in public? Perhaps he should have hidden in his house for the rest of his life. To publicly speak his mind? I thought that was part of the whole freedom of speach thing. Again it seems like you think he should have thought of his family and kept his mouth shut and somehow deserved to be shot.
In your op you said "If this can happen to him, why does anyone assume it couldnt happen to them? " What was your point?
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