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Brady Campaign: Jonesboro Killer, Leaving Prison Tomorrow, Will Be Free to Buy Firearms [<<Huh?]
usnewswire ^ | 8-10-05 | Brady Campaign

Posted on 08/10/2005 12:19:07 PM PDT by OXENinFLA

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To: OXENinFLA
He was prohibited, by law, from shooting five people to death. Yet, as if by magic, he was able to shoot five people to death.

If prohibited, by law, from buying a gun, he could once again conjure up that same magic to obtain a gun and shoot five more people to death.

He's a magician who is mysteriously not bound by our laws. He should be bound by our prison bars, where that voodoo that hedoo will be contained.

41 posted on 08/10/2005 1:19:54 PM PDT by dead (I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
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To: coloradan
When you have zero credibility, you can't lose any.

Correct... but the sad truth is that there are many people that believe every lie and bit of misinformation spewed by the Brady people.

42 posted on 08/10/2005 1:20:37 PM PDT by ken in texas
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To: strings6459
No, I'm referring to whether juvenile offenses for which the records have been sealed are exempt from disclosure on Form 4473.

I see no such exemption.

It says "Have you ever been convicted" not "Have you ever been convicted as an adult".

There's a big difference between the records of an offense being sealed, being expunged (even then they're not *really* gone!) and being pardoned.

For example, when doing the paperwork (it's electronic, but I digress) for a security clearance, they tell you the only thing that can be omitted are certain drug offenses and only when they were dealt with by a certain section of the law.

I wouldn't take the BATFE's word on this either; a lot of them are more anti-gun than the Bradys.

43 posted on 08/10/2005 1:21:21 PM PDT by George Smiley (This tagline deliberately targeted journalists.)
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To: OXENinFLA

Don't worry. He's been rehabilitated.


44 posted on 08/10/2005 1:23:04 PM PDT by RedwM
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To: RedwM

In fact, he says he wants to be a pastor.


45 posted on 08/10/2005 1:28:07 PM PDT by strings6459
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To: Paloma_55; Ancesthntr; dead; OXENinFLA; All
Conservatives would have had this guy hanging from the gallows shortly after his trial and conviction.

Would you want to hang this kid if you knew that he may have been forced to take Ritalin or one of the Selective Serotonin Re-uptake Inhibitors(SSRI) antidepressants, the ones that the FDA recently required black box warnings, albeit for risk of suicide. Nonetheless, a hell of a lot of homicides are associated with SSRIs.

SCHOOL VIOLENCE The Psychiatric Drugs Connection

"Dr Alan Lipman of Georgetown University, who was one of the experts interviewed on network television after the Littleton shootings, remarked that at least one of the boys who committed murder in Jonesboro had been "treated" before the incident, for violent behavior. Treated how? With Prozac, with Zoloft, with a combination of antidepressants?"

THE SHOOTING DRUGS

"Most urgent in the book's clear, factual presentation, is how the latest rash of school shootings at Columbine, Oregon, Arkansas, Georgia, and so on, are undeniably linked to one of the gunmen being on Prozac, or another SSRI drug like Zoloft, Paxil, Luvox, Celexa, Serzone, or even Ritalin." Granted, that is taken from a book review, but I believe this was the only school shooting in Arkansas.

ANTIDEPRESSANT CASUALTIES

46 posted on 08/10/2005 5:02:19 PM PDT by neverdem (May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows that you're dead.)
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To: neverdem

OK. Ya got me.

If in fact, the kid has been drugged to the point that he was incapable of making a sound decision, then I would think that those who drugged him should take responsibility for the actions and he should get time, but not the death penalty.


47 posted on 08/10/2005 8:14:26 PM PDT by Paloma_55
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To: SandyInSeattle

The slate is wiped clean for this murderer


48 posted on 08/11/2005 6:49:12 AM PDT by mel
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To: OXENinFLA

His record is expunged. He wants to be a preacher


49 posted on 08/11/2005 6:50:24 AM PDT by mel
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