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TX: Police: 2 dead in suspected murder-suicide at Texas college
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IRVING, Texas (AP) — Two people died Wednesday in an apparent murder-suicide at a Texas community college, prompting an active-shooter alert that instructed students and employees to barricade themselves in rooms. It was the second deadly attack on a Texas campus this week.
Submitters note: These incidents provide the answer to why would anyone need a gun on a college campus. It's because criminals, wackos and terrorists will still attack you on a college campus whether or not it is a victim disarmament zone. |
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mickey
(5/4/2017)
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See?
It's all the fault of the NRA and the Republicans that she's dead.
If it was still illegal for him to have a gun on campus, he couldn't have murdered her like that because it would have been against the law...no, wait...ah, forget I mentioned it. |
| Comment by:
dasing
(5/4/2017)
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| That is NOT an active shooter, since he is dead! |
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