Especially if he’s so worthless he can’t even point a baseball cap in the right direction. *scowl*

When I was in Seattle there was a story on guns (the media love to demonize them, even if they get their entertainment by occasionally going to a shooting range to film “what they can do” while the reporter often does the shooting) and one show featured one kid that had been selected because he was playing with less than a full deck, let’s just say. He had guns and was asked about them and he made one or two alarming remarks, then had this sick look on his face (I believe he was talking about carrying a gun on his person) and said, “I’m not looking for any trouble — but if anyone wants to start something…” and started nodding his head up and down, obviously wanting something to be started.

Needless to say, within hours the police had a not-so-friendly visit with this character.

April 18th, 2007 at 4:45 pm

i really hope this wakes up america to our mental health care needs…but columbine didnt…so why should this

That comment says nothing as it is too vague. What do you advocate. forced hospitalization of the mentally ill? Who makes the determination?
Some situations may be obvious. But if the person commits no crime I jus don’t see how you can take them out of the general population. The law suits would be endless .
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also kinda shocked that he didnt have a myspace

and i do question nbc’s timing in playing the vid now…why not wait a bit?

i really hope this wakes up america to our mental health care needs…but columbine didnt…so why should this

no, its easier for the right wing pundits to scream about putting more guns into the hands of college students, and talking to us about evil…and for left wingers to call for more gun laws

here is a fact…the kid was put on a 72 hour hold in 05, but for some reason, he was allowed to voluntarily commit…virginia needs to change that

here in california…a 72 hour hold, is a 72 hour hold…and he never wouldve passed the security check