After interstate shootings wound 5, searchers comb Kentucky hill country for suspect

Just a matter of time until they find this animal.

a semi-automatic weapon

An AR-15 style, no doubt. America’s favorite cosplay accessory for insecure men. Fiercely protected for its usefulness in hunting “feral pigs”.

Get these damn things away from people.

An AR-15 style, no doubt. America’s favorite cosplay accessory for insecure men. Fiercely protected for its usefulness in hunting “feral pigs”.

That's a part of America where many thought the movie "Deliverance" was a comedy.

just another usual day in USA...

An AR-15 style, no doubt. America’s favorite cosplay

Cosplay? Huh? What are you ranting now about? 

accessory for insecure men.

Whatever, more importantly, the Constitution allows me to own one.

Fiercely protected for its usefulness in hunting “feral pigs”. 

It can be very useful.

Get these damn things away from people.

If you don't have a lesson or are not authorized then by all means, leave it, if you do have one, purchase it if that is your desire as an American.

So the suspect is a convicted felon yet bought a rifle and ammunition the day before the attack.

Kentucky need gun laws.

Hey as long as any goober can get any gun for any reason, the rest - kids going to school, people driving on public roads, people shopping - is just “an unfortunate reality” to use JV Prance’s terminology.

Hey as long as any goober can get any gun for any reason, the rest - kids going to school, people driving on public roads, people shopping - is just “an unfortunate reality” to use JV Prance’s terminology.

Since most liberals are emotional and take an erratic and visceral approach with zero applicable solutions to the situation, the only thing they can utter is what they think you should be allowed to own and what you should not, this is not only absurd but insulting as a a law-abiding taxpaying American.

The “enforce existing laws” argument falls apart when there aren’t any.

Since most liberals are emotional and take an erratic and visceral approach with zero applicable solutions to the situation

You called for the execution of a 14 year old after being told it was unconstitutional and literally impossible under US law.

The applicable solutions, which you ignored, were that the state in question as in this case had almost zero gun control laws.

Isn’t that emotional, erratic and visceral?

You called for the execution of a 14 year old after being told it was unconstitutional and literally impossible under US law. 

I did. That’s how I feel and I know what the law says, it has nothing to do with me writing to my congressman and pushing for a change.

The applicable solutions, which you ignored, were that the state in question as in this case had almost zero gun control laws.

Let the state deal with it.

Isn’t that emotional, erratic and visceral?

No, because in order for the gun to fire it needs a person to pull the trigger.

You called for the execution of a 14 year old after being told it was unconstitutional and literally impossible under US law.

Reading can be tough.

*Joseph A Couch, 32, was named a suspect in Saturday’s shootings*

I'll spell it out. Thirty two.

You called for the execution of a 14 year old after being told it was unconstitutional and literally impossible under US law.

Reading can be tough.

*Joseph A Couch, 32, was named a suspect in Saturday’s shooting

It was a reference to the school shooting in Georgia.

ouch

It was a reference to the school shooting in Georgia. 

ouch

You should be feeling the pain because this is an article about a shooting in Kentucky.

Ouch!

Since most liberals are emotional and take an erratic and visceral approach with zero applicable solutions to the situation, the only thing they can utter is what they think you should be allowed to own and what you should not, this is not only absurd but insulting as a a law-abiding taxpaying American.

Years ago I had windows shot out of a loaded school bus I was driving. It happened as I was approaching my first drop off of the afternoon. The window behind my head blew out, then another over a little girl. It was a 78 passenger Crown Coach and it was darned near full. We didn't make that stop. Too dangerous. So I have a little real life hands on with getting shot. One of my cars also still has a bullet somewhere down in a quarter panel after it went through a tail light and left a nice dent in the sheet metal behind the light bezel. I collected that one driving home from work some years later.

So call me an emotional hand wringer if you want, but I see no reason for people to have firearms on the street. None. It should not be allowed. You prattle about your "rights" What about the right to go about one's business, including driving a school bus full of kids, without having to worry about being shot? I guess in your distorted little echo chamber we don't have that right?