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MONTREAL -- A survivor of the murderous rampage at the Ecole polytechnique says the government will have blood on its hands if the controversial federal gun registry dies and there is a spike in firearm-related killings. Heidi Rathjen, a former engineering student at the school, was among those who worked to reform Canada's gun laws and set up the registry in the wake of Marc Lepine's attack... [Canadian Press, via gunpolicy.org ]...

That guy is going to fry. Probably here on Earth before he goes someplace to get a bit more roasted.

antis are quick to dance in the blood of victims

Quote: Originally Posted by ForTehNguyen antis are quick to dance in the blood of victims They certainly are. I fully expect that as a result of this there will be more calls to disarm law abiding citizens. I also expect that when they track down the trail of the gun used in this case, they will find that he got the gun from other Felons on parole. In spite of this, what we will hear about is more calls to "close the gun show...

Quote: Originally Posted by carhartt I think this is a good example. He didnt go in and make a scene, he announced his intentions and didnt make a scene when asked to leave. Now he has the ability to fight the law and get to the bottom of this issue. agree with you.

^^ Must be from New York I guess the orignal statement about New York was perfectly fine because it wasnt directed at New York but the rest of the United States.....

A left-wing story if I ever read one. On the contrary, what would have happened if someone else in that coffee shop would have been armed? Possibly could have stopped the shooter or distracted him long enough for another officer to terminate the threat. This article says no guns, I say more guns!

Wait, I thought we had laws and background checks banning mentally disturbed and felons from buying guns? Huh, wait, you mean gun laws DON'T WORK?! my god! No, no... that can't be true. I am going to ignore that fact and write a news story for MSNBC instead.

Could we just kick him in the groin until he died? Or is that "cruel, and unusual"?

Eye for an eye is my opininion. A few rounds of ammo is much cheaper than imprisoning this piece of sh*t!