Mick move on and start another thread for your naive rant this is not the place for it at the moment please[thumbsupbig]
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Mick move on and start another thread for your naive rant this is not the place for it at the moment please[thumbsupbig]
Agreed Rangie...move the gun debate to another thread...it has been debated before and will be debated again. This thread is for the man who gave his life while serving the community and trying to protect all of us...from low-lifes like this particular perpetrator of a heinous killing.
RIP brave Police Officer. Respect to you.
Condolences to his friends and family.
Thankyou QPol for making the world a safer place today.
Rot in Hell perpetrator.
Cop killer who died in shootout had 'grievance against police' Gatton police shooting: Cop killer shot dead after shootout - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) - via @abcnews
MY heart goes out to the family of the police man and his family also his partner she witnessed the shooting, this will stay with her for life. The only good thing that has come out of this the gun man is dead saving the tax payers hundred off thousands of dollars.
Mick, I disagree with pretty much everything you say,and can say honestly that you have no idea what you are talking about.''Machine Guns'' as you put it have never been legal in Oz,ever,and no one can legally possess a ''machine gun'' in Oz,under any conditions or circumstance.As far as not having a reason to own a firearm,well shooting is a sport,one of the oldest registered sports there is,and one which many people from all walks of life participate in,including me.Your statement about less guns in society makes it safer,you are delirious,people are killed in society every day by criminals who should not be allowed to live in society,yesterday a know criminal/troublemaker was jailed for 4 years for running down a women outside a shopping center with a motor bike killing her,should we outlaw motor bikes?. Pat
Then I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree, because I know exactly what I'm talking about. Anyway, I've already answered your questions previously, so enough said.
The thing that does concern me about this tragedy is how does someone reach the state of mind that they think it's OK to behave like this bloke did? What is his story? How did he get this way?