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Is there any question as to what God is trying to say here? Lightning strikes the World Trade Center not just once, but twice, as the Pope seats himself on King David’s throne.
Is God sending us a warning? I think so!
And, if that wasn’t enough, an earthquake hit Israel as the Pope arrived in Jordan, and was getting ready to come into Bethlehem, and then Jerusalem!
JUDGMENT! Lightning Strikes 1 World Trade Center TWICE As Pope is to Sit on King Davids Tomb!
Intelligent design proponent and conspiracy blogger David Klinghoffer writes on Evolution News, the anti-evolution blog:
boards of FL wrote:Oh, and TEO's video is complete BS as well. Not that this even needs stating.
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-disappearing-male-a-pinch-of-science-a-pound-of-speculation/
Sal wrote:I didn't miss it.
I'm all for keeping guns out of the hands of nutjobs.
I guess you support this sort of thing? ....
Today, California State Assemblymembers Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) and Das Williams (D-Santa Barbara) announced legislation to help prevent mass killings like this weekend’s tragic Isla Vista rampage near UC Santa Barbara that claimed the lives of six students.
The proposed legislation would create a gun violence restraining order, establishing a system where concerned family members, intimate partners or friends can notify law enforcement of someone who is demonstrating a propensity to commit violence toward themselves or others.
“When someone is in crisis, the people closest to them are often the first to spot the warning signs but almost nothing can now be done to get back their guns or prevent them from buying more," Skinner said. “Parents, like the mother who tried to intervene, deserve an effective tool they can act on to help prevent these tragedies."
Under current law, therapists can notify law enforcement that their client is at risk of committing a violent act allowing authorities to investigate the individual. Law enforcement can prevent the person from buying or owning firearms.
“The tragic incident in my hometown of Isla Vista is not a result of gun laws failing. Rather, it is a horrific example of how our mental health laws and gun control laws are not working together,” said Williams.
The proposed legislation would grant this authority to concerned family members, friends and intimate partners, creating a mechanism to intervene and potentially prohibit the purchase of firearms and/or remove the firearms already in possession. Law enforcement would have the ability to investigate threats and ask a judge to grant an order prohibiting firearms purchase or possession.
In most cases involving an individual in crisis there is no mechanism to limit firearm access while the individual is seeking or receiving needed help (e.g., mental health counseling, substance abuse treatment, anger management).
Family members may call law enforcement to intervene. However, as evidenced by law enforcement's response to the mother's call regarding her concerns about the shooter in the Santa Barbara incident, if no crime has been committed, or the individual does not meet the criteria for an involuntary civil commitment to mental health treatment, there is essentially nothing that can be done to prevent that individual from purchasing firearms or to temporarily remove firearms from their possession during the crisis.
Senator Hannah Beth Jackson will be joining Williams and Skinner as a principal co-author of the legislation.
http://asmdc.org/members/a15/news-room/press-releases/assemblymembers-nancy-skinner-das-williams-announce-legislation-in-wake-of-the-santa-barbara-shooting
Amarite?
TEOTWAWKI wrote:Don't be to hard on them Pacedog..I just saw where they have been affected by chemicals which have pretty much made them women with penises...sad really how some males don't understand guns and their value but if you look at the chemical neutering it starts to make sense...Liberal metro-sexual weenies are a creation of chemical pollution...Phalates
ZVUGKTUBM wrote:
California just needs to get over it and follow Florida's example. They need a "Stand Your Ground" law like we have. If one of those dead sorority members had held a conceal and carry permit, and had "stood their ground" they could have shot the little twit between the eyes before he carried out further mayhem. And, if California had a "Guns at Work" law like we have, someone could have run out to their truck, got their gun, and stopped this asshole's aggression post-haste. Having further restrictions on firearms is not the answer here.
boards of FL wrote:Oh, and TEO's video is complete BS as well. Not that this even needs stating.
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-disappearing-male-a-pinch-of-science-a-pound-of-speculation/
PACEDOG#1 wrote:boards of FL wrote:Oh, and TEO's video is complete BS as well. Not that this even needs stating.
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-disappearing-male-a-pinch-of-science-a-pound-of-speculation/
As with all liberals, attack the source if it is in disagreement with you stance or just fall back on the old reliable SIN tactic:
S- shift the blame
I- ignore the facts
N- name call
Sal wrote:
The proposed legislation would grant this authority to concerned family members, friends and intimate partners, creating a mechanism to intervene and potentially prohibit the purchase of firearms and/or remove the firearms already in possession. Law enforcement would have the ability to investigate threats and ask a judge to grant an order prohibiting firearms purchase or possession.
Amarite?[/font]
boards of FL wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:boards of FL wrote:Oh, and TEO's video is complete BS as well. Not that this even needs stating.
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-disappearing-male-a-pinch-of-science-a-pound-of-speculation/
As with all liberals, attack the source if it is in disagreement with you stance or just fall back on the old reliable SIN tactic:
S- shift the blame
I- ignore the facts
N- name call
Actually, the link that I posted doesn't attack the source at all. It simply examines the wild claims that are presented and then contrasts those with the underlying facts...which in no way support the wild claims made by the video.
PACEDOG#1 wrote:ZVUGKTUBM wrote:
California just needs to get over it and follow Florida's example. They need a "Stand Your Ground" law like we have. If one of those dead sorority members had held a conceal and carry permit, and had "stood their ground" they could have shot the little twit between the eyes before he carried out further mayhem. And, if California had a "Guns at Work" law like we have, someone could have run out to their truck, got their gun, and stopped this asshole's aggression post-haste. Having further restrictions on firearms is not the answer here.
agreed
PACEDOG#1 wrote:From the man who uses WIKIPEDIA....give it a rest.
PACEDOG#1 wrote:As with all liberals, attack the source if it is in disagreement with you stance or just fall back on the old reliable SIN tactic:
S- shift the blame
I- ignore the facts
N- name call
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boards of FL wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:From the man who uses WIKIPEDIA....give it a rest.
The fact that you made the above comment after stating the following in your previous post...PACEDOG#1 wrote:As with all liberals, attack the source if it is in disagreement with you stance or just fall back on the old reliable SIN tactic:
S- shift the blame
I- ignore the facts
N- name call
...shows us all that you are...not very bright.
PACEDOG#1 wrote:boards of FL wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:From the man who uses WIKIPEDIA....give it a rest.
The fact that you made the above comment after stating the following in your previous post...PACEDOG#1 wrote:As with all liberals, attack the source if it is in disagreement with you stance or just fall back on the old reliable SIN tactic:
S- shift the blame
I- ignore the facts
N- name call
...shows us all that you are...not very bright.
You've shown that you must have attended a diploma mill for your graduate degree with the sources you post for the tripe you claim as fact.
PACEDOG#1 wrote:We were bound to agree on something...
PACEDOG#1 wrote:
So we are all a "wink and a handshake" away from being locked down. Sounds like SHAM to me. Sounds like a way for someone to get railroaded. We already have things like the Baker Act in Florida to stop people from hurting themselves or others. We already have laws on the books preventing mentally ill or criminals from getting weapons. Let's ENFORCE those laws. We can start with prosecuting those who let this dork get a weapon, to include the knives as well along with whomever licensed him to drive, right? LOL
It's what you want correct? How about we prosecute the cops with whom he had multiple audiences in regards to certain behaviors? Blame everyone right, just not the person who is responsible for their actions.....right?
AMIRITE???
PACEDOG#1 wrote:Stop letting people on psychotropic drugs have guns and you will have less instances of this stupidity happening.
But you don't want to mention that do you? How about we go after the people who gave him access to the guns? Hmmmmm
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