Posted on 09/04/2015 1:25:10 AM PDT by Zakeet
A machete-wielding man injured two people and himself Thursday in a wooded area of the University of Arkansas campus, officials said.
University spokesman Steve Voorhies said the attack happened around 7:15 p.m. He said no one involved is believed to be a student and campus operations weren’t affected. One of the victims were in critical condition.
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Hutus & Tutsis, apparently.
Prayers for the injured.
I would be more inclined to think south of the border types.
I call for machete control.
“University spokesman Steve Voorhies”
Any relation to Jason?
after that comment- this thread will be interesting-
It sorta jumped out at me as soon as the name came up.
that was dude with hockey mask right?
Yup. Friday the 13. Jason Vorhees.
absolutely, particularly assualt machetes or tactical ones, they are super dangerous and scary looking. did you see those black machetes, patently racist...
we should also limit the number of machetes you can legally have and ensure you have the mental capability to own such a deadly device
also sharpening blocks, or sometimes called sharpening clips, we shoud limit those as well.
finaly anyone in school waving their arm ‘like a machete’ well they obviously need metal checkups.
think of the childrem people, think of the children!!!!!
What do they expect given Arkansas’s notoriously lax machete control laws? No background checks, no waiting period, no one-machete-per-month law...
Allaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahu akbar!
thx
thx
they will have to come up with a new check. A hackground check
Anti-Machete Lobby unite!!
They already have England as an example. Knife control fully ‘fleshed out’ and ready to go here.
Or...(insert organ/orchestra hit) THE COMFY CHAIR!!!!
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