School shooting: Deaths & multiple injuries reported

1 hour ago, brewsterbudgen said:

It's been reported in the news. I have no idea if he used the gun to murder his Grandparents, but, yes, it would be my assumption.

Shot them both in the head before school and then went to school to continue the shooting.

2 minutes ago, LosLobo said:

In the U.S., it's the people putting self-interest and an absolutist view of the 2nd Amendment ahead of reducing deaths who are the problem.

It's not an absolutist view; it's binary. You are either pro Bill of Rights or against the Bill of Rights. Which one is it?

1 minute ago, dinsdale said:

Shot them both in the head before school and then went to school to continue the shooting.

Lad on a mission!

1 minute ago, Mr Awesome said:

It's not an absolutist view; it's binary. You are either pro Bill of Rights or against the Bill of Rights. Which one is it?

What's this got to do with a 14 yr in Greater Bangkok losing it completely and killing at least 7 people and himself.

How does a 14 yo kid get their hands on a deadly weapon, with plenty of ammunition?

Just now, dinsdale said:

What's this got to do with a 14 yr in Greater Bangkok losing it completely and killing at least 7 people and himself.

I responded to a comment in this thread. You can ask the original poster for more information.

Just now, Lacessit said:

How does a 14 yo kid get their hands on a deadly weapon, with plenty of ammunition?

By illegal means.

5 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

How does a 14 yo kid get their hands on a deadly weapon, with plenty of ammunition?

It was his grandfather's and registered.

3 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

Thailand's had them since 1940 at the least. It's not a spreading disease but the same thing every time. Unchecked or ignored mental illness, bullying, abuse and neglect of the shooters.

I am sure we have mental illness, bullying, abuse and neglect of students in Australia.

Perhaps you could explain why we don't have school shootings.

5 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

I am sure we have mental illness, bullying, abuse and neglect of students in Australia.

Perhaps you could explain why we don't have school shootings.

You are wrong once again.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_shootings_in_Australia

10 minutes ago, Mr Awesome said:

It's not an absolutist view; it's binary. You are either pro Bill of Rights or against the Bill of Rights. Which one is it?

False binary or false dichotomy.

Supporting the Bill of Rights doesn't mean every right is absolute. Free speech has limits. The Second Amendment is no different.

The real question is: what reasonable limits best reduce deaths while respecting constitutional rights?

44 minutes ago, LosLobo said:

False binary or false dichotomy.

Supporting the Bill of Rights doesn't mean every right is absolute. Free speech has limits. The Second Amendment is no different.

The real question is: what reasonable limits best reduce deaths while respecting constitutional rights?

I think it's very disrespectful NOT to stay on topic here. This is about a 14 yr old IN THAILAND who has killed his grandparents, teachers (possibly a student), wounded many others and killed himself. He did this with registered weapon.