It's such a fecked up situation. Not clear if the kid took the gun showing off then got in an argument with the teacher and shot her or set out to murder her basically.Probably nothing although N Carolina does have criminal responsibility at 6 years old, no other states have it that low though (this happened in Virginia and according to google it's 14 there). It's the parents who should be going to jail anyway.
America has gone far beyond fecked up.
What the actual feck... I just turned and looked at my 6 year old... She won't even use force to stop her younger sister hitting her... How does a child plan and execute a shooting ffs
They should have guns tooWhat about all those other 6 year-olds’ right to defend themselves ?
I know what you mean - it’s shocking. My 6 year old niece came over and watched Monsters University yesterday. I can’t comprehend how someone her age could do something like this.What the actual feck... I just turned and looked at my 6 year old... She won't even use force to stop her younger sister hitting her... How does a child plan and execute a shooting ffs
I'm making her watch Clockwork Orange on repeat.have you thought about getting her a gun to toughen up her image?
Leon; The Good Son; MacGyver; We Need To Talk About Kevin and The Omen for the full house!I'm making her watch Clockwork Orange on repeat.
I know what you mean - it’s shocking. My 6 year old niece came over and watched Monsters University yesterday. I can’t comprehend how someone her age could do something like this.
It's a crying shame that 6 year olds would rather watch "Monster's University" instead of a 6 hour masterpiece on the human condition by Werner HerzogWhy? I agree it’s not the best Pixar film but it’s not that big of a deal she chose Monsters University
Why? I agree it’s not the best Pixar film but it’s not that big of a deal she chose Monsters University
Exactly. That's why I don't let my 7yo choose her shows. She hates me, but she can express it eloquently.It's a crying shame that 6 year olds would rather watch "Monster's University" instead of a 6 hour masterpiece on the human condition by Werner Herzog
The study found that about 70% of gun owners reported their reluctance to engage in gun violence prevention was, in part, due to feelings of alienation or being seen as part of the problem for owning a firearm. "They perceive gun control advocates as blaming them for the gun violence problem, not understanding gun ownership, and not understanding much about guns," the paper concludes.
It's a crying shame that 6 year olds would rather watch "Monster's University" instead of a 6 hour masterpiece on the human condition by Werner Herzog
Pistol might not have a safety. Point & pull, it's that easy.I've never dealt with guns. But is it possible to know how to operate one without training? How in the world did the 6 year old learn how to use one. How do you load the gun, turn off the safety, aim, brace yourself for recoil and shoot without training.
I've never dealt with guns. But is it possible to know how to operate one without training? How in the world did the 6 year old learn how to use one. How do you load the gun, turn off the safety, aim, brace yourself for recoil and shoot without training.
Ohh, thats sad then.Pistol might not have a safety. Point & pull, it's that easy.
Kid's either copying something he saw on a media platform or his parents showed him how to shoot.
Came here to start a thread on this.
America is finished.
Sandy Hook was when I realised it's a stupid and broken country. Up until then the shootings used to make me sad, ever since I just shrug and say "meh, this is the society they want over there".
The majority don’t care about it enough to make is a single voting issue.I couldn't have said it better myself. Jesus Christ.
It isn't according to the majority though. It won't change because of their broken political system and the power of the NRA.
And the counter-argument is that if they're not loaded they're useless - which is true, there's but that's what will be saidno rational explanation IMOOne of the major problems in America is that people leave them lying around loaded.
Most American's don't want to ban guns, just restrict access to themThe majority don’t care about it enough to make is a single voting issue.
It requires a constitutional amendmentDo you guys reckon there will ever be a change regard guns in the US?
What will it take for the majority of them to give up on their precious freedom to defend themselves?
You are underrating children, I'm pretty sure I could do that at 6 years old. They're not 2 year old babies. I remember "plotting" stuff earlier than that. I'm sure when I was about 5 [I know it was pre-schooI] I stole a plastic butterfly and brought it home. It was a school item, not from another kid. When I was home I felt extremely guilty about it and had a terrible night (hence why I remember it). Not only guilty but afraid or the consequences, so I decided to put it amongst the things of another kid. From then on I don't remember how the issue was settled, but children at that age are clearly capable of plotting and executing. And as much as that may have been a decision of the moment, it wouldn't surprise me if it was premeditated and him planning it the day before or something like that.Is this child Stewey Griffen? It takes some level of intellect you don’t expect a 6-year old to have to go to all that trouble, premeditated, to plot, conceal and brandish at the opportune moment a gun intended to shoot a specific target.
There’s no such thing as reform when it comes to guns in a country that makes billions off of them, and this won’t change anything, but you have to wonder what kind of shockwaves this’ll send around parents and teachers alike when there’s potential for 6-year olds to legitimately threaten life.
The sheriff calling a child “young man” is just as surreal as the story itself.