maybe of all time. Could have a significant effect on childhood firearms training because of the consequences that could come with it.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...-of-involuntary-manslaughter/ar-BB1hSxiu

Was her lawyer provided by the state? She sucked.
This story came up at my daughter’s RPAL (licence to purchase firearms) course this weekend. My wife is kinda the same mentality as the lady (guns are your thing, you show em”) but she knows how they have to be stored and safely operate any of them, same as the kids.

And yet, the administrators who sent him back to the classroom didn't even get a reprimand. If it was that obvious that he was an immediate danger, why didn't they call the cops?

There are a lot of free range kids out there today with minimal social input and a total lack of decision making skills many that were never told no growing up. Knowing your child has mental or extreme social issues then buying him a gun that seems moronic I fail to see the logic in doing that.

We are just starting to see the impact of the free range generation, just the mental health caseload will become massive in the next 10-20 years. Suicides and extreme acts of violence will increase in the future I don’t see what will stop it from happening.

Look at the shift in a persons rights and how that’s changed in the last 10 years. People want others jailed but can’t give a reason for that to happen by any law but they are OK with it. Due process is somehow optional now to some people as is free speech and bad things are good and good things are bad somehow.