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Happy Times 01-24-09 05:07 PM
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I read that the killer had painted his face like Joker and committed this act pretty much one year after Heath Ledger's death. So I guess there is a link with pop culture and IRL murders.
Yep :yep:
and that's were i was afread of that they could blame the movies and the games,
glad that this person is not a gamer and had no firearms
Yea well, in Norway they just had a case where a cop had shot his wife and himself. In Finland an ex-cop and a former Olympic shooter shot his wife. So plenty of those cases around too.
Another police committed suicide with his wife and a manager of army arsenal shot his wife. These cases prove the double standard of the demands to take firearms from private hands.
Statisticly private owners are starting to look safer handlers of firearms than goverment employees.

antikristuseke 01-24-09 06:03 PM
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Very delicate to say the least. If we start committing people based on what they might do that reasoning could be applied to anyone at any time and i'll bet it still wouldn't stop these killings.
Indeed. Personaly I stick to the principle of innocent before proven guilty, even if that means loosing some lives.

OneToughHerring 01-25-09 02:43 AM
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I read that the killer had painted his face like Joker and committed this act pretty much one year after Heath Ledger's death. So I guess there is a link with pop culture and IRL murders.
Yep :yep:
and that's were i was afread of that they could blame the movies and the games,
glad that this person is not a gamer and had no firearms
Yea well, in Norway they just had a case where a cop had shot his wife and himself. In Finland an ex-cop and a former Olympic shooter shot his wife. So plenty of those cases around too.
Another police committed suicide with his wife and a manager of army arsenal shot his wife. These cases prove the double standard of the demands to take firearms from private hands.
Statisticly private owners are starting to look safer handlers of firearms than goverment employees.
I don't think these cases are enough to tip the scales of violence against government officials and make them less reliable than private gun owners. Although it would be a good idea to look at how police use their weapons and try to minimize the overall gun violence, both 'legal' and illegal.

August 01-25-09 11:00 AM
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I don't think these cases are enough to tip the scales of violence against government officials and make them less reliable than private gun owners. Although it would be a good idea to look at how police use their weapons and try to minimize the overall gun violence, both 'legal' and illegal.
And I think you'll find that gun violence perpetrated by government employees is per capita similar to that of the general population. They're human beings just like anyone else.

mengle 01-25-09 11:46 AM
i regret when you tell somebody what kind of hobbys you have in my case
target shooting, wargames, warmovies, if you go to the place were i game you can see war medals, german USA, rusia.
People give you this look like your one of them wakko's

Happy Times 01-25-09 12:22 PM
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i regret when you tell somebody what kind of hobbys you have in my case
target shooting, wargames, warmovies, if you go to the place were i game you can see war medals, german USA, rusia.
People give you this look like your one of them wakko's
Just smile at the pussies and say you love the smell of napalm burning.:D
Its the "castration" of the male personality from childhood, that is also behind all kinds of disorders in our society.

Kapt Z 01-25-09 12:36 PM
:nope:

Happy Times 01-25-09 12:42 PM
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:nope:
Maybe i need help also?
I like those same things as mengle, also ice hockey, MMA, boxing, BMW cars and naked women ive never met, probaly more things that just arent "right".:up:

Kapt Z 01-25-09 12:49 PM
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:nope:
Maybe i need help also?
I like those same things as mengle, also ice hockey, MMA, boxing, BMW cars and naked women ive never met, probaly more things that just arent "right".:up:
wasn't in reference to your post just the incident itself.

Frame57 01-25-09 12:50 PM
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Question is, why do these attacks happen in the first place?
Because of antidepressants!

I heard that in EVERY case of school masacres in the US, the killers were on a certain antidepressants. This antidepressants in combination with certain circumstances are known to let some people go berserk.

But the opportunists just blame the ego shooters for everything.
I agree with you on this. One of the side effects listed on all anti-depressants is "suicidal thoughts". How about homicidal...? My Grand dad's remedy for depression was "work", a busy mind will not get depressed.

Happy Times 01-25-09 12:50 PM
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:nope:
Maybe i need help also?
I like those same things as mengle, also ice hockey, MMA, boxing, BMW cars and naked women ive never met, probaly more things that just arent "right".:up:
wasn't in reference to your post just the incident itself.
Yeah, i kinda guessed after your post on the ice sculpture thread.:rotfl:

mengle 01-25-09 12:50 PM
people should better asking questions ifs a man collect dolls instead of firearms :roll:

Happy Times 01-25-09 12:52 PM
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people should better asking questions ifs a man collect dolls instead of firearms :roll:
If they are not GI Joes, id go with that profiling.:up:

1480 01-26-09 01:38 AM
God welcomed 3 angels too soon....

mengle 01-26-09 10:26 AM
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God welcomed 3 angels too soon....

nope, probably 4 , perhaps he killed an old women few weeks ago!
the killers name is KIM DE GELDER, twist the letters and you get LEDGER, how sick can a human be :nope:


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