3 Colorado kids arrested for school shooter threats

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Originally Posted by Irving

I think anyone who has ever made a late payment, on anything, anywhere, should have a 0 credit score forever.
I think anyone who has ever had a moving violation should lose their license forever.

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I agree, because NO MERCY!!!

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I think anyone who has ever had a moving violation should lose their license forever.

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Because Irv doesn't like driving, anyway. With his track record, he'd be in solitary up in Florence. [Flower]

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Judge is refusing to release one of the kids due to other priors and uncertainty of his mental state.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I think anyone who has ever made a late payment, on anything, anywhere, should have a 0 credit score forever.
I think anyone who has ever had a moving violation should lose their license forever.

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you're equating not paying your bills on time to someone making threats to shoot people up at a school?

are you kidding me?


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Y'all really going to force me into the same camp as Irving here? :p

Legitimate threats are one thing, but who decides what is a legitimate threat and what is some kid blowing off steam or exercising their creativity?

When I was a kid I wrote a lot of fiction. I wrote many short stories about revenge and offing bullies and what-not. Many of which took place in my school. In this current moral panic/witch hunt mentality would it be right for me to have my second amendment rights permanently stripped from me? And do you think stripping my rights from me and treating me like a pariah would decrease or increase my motivation to lash out at the world?

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Originally Posted by crays

Because Irv doesn't like driving, anyway. With his track record, he'd be in solitary up in Florence. [Flower]

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That is the literal truth.

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Originally Posted by CoGirl303

https://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...eat-in-custody

Judge is refusing to release one of the kids due to other priors and uncertainty of his mental state.




you're equating not paying your bills on time to someone making threats to shoot people up at a school?

are you kidding me?


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Originally Posted by Zundfolge

Y'all really going to force me into the same camp as Irving here? :p

Legitimate threats are one thing, but who decides what is a legitimate threat and what is some kid blowing off steam or exercising their creativity?

When I was a kid I wrote a lot of fiction. I wrote many short stories about revenge and offing bullies and what-not. Many of which took place in my school. In this current moral panic/witch hunt mentality would it be right for me to have my second amendment rights permanently stripped from me? And do you think stripping my rights from me and treating me like a pariah would decrease or increase my motivation to lash out at the world?

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And there you have it. Looks like our annual agreement came early this year.

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Originally Posted by 68Charger

You're falling into the same trap that guns are the problem...

If they're a danger to society, they shouldn't be in society- or have very limited access in society (ankle GPS?)... the sticky wicket is how do you determine that, and how do you determine when they're not?

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no, not this in case I'm not. My proposal is to punish the kid and making threats to murder people is legitimate grounds to revoke his/her gun rights on that basis. The kid being the problem.

I agree on your second part, they shouldnt be allowed in society.

I think can pretty much figure it out by the context of what was said and how it was said.





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What should the punishment be then? Someone just yesterday made a threat to shoot up the school where (or near, didn't actually see the threat) my son goes. His school had to go on lockdown either way. Getting the phone call from the school about that is not a good feeling. Given recent events I think this kind of threat shouldn't be taken lightly. You threaten to shoot my child and I get pretty worried and then eventually really pissed off. It's not exactly the same as pointing a gun at someone but I feel like it's pretty close.

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Originally Posted by CavSct1983

For someone prone to making flippant, legally questionable statements, you sure seem to be into zero tolerance/strict justice.

Make no mistake, all it would take is for someone who doesn't like you to spoof your info, or otherwise gain access to an account of yours, and your guillotine of justice would come crashing down on your life's neck in such a scenario.

Ya need to slow your roll.

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If I was dumb enough to break the laws, then I'd deserve it. I have 31 years of being a responsible firearms owner behind me and I don't break the law.

I'm not backing down from my stance either. Little psychopaths that threaten to murder people by shooting up a school should NOT ever be allowed near a gun. I dont care what age they are.



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Originally Posted by izzy

What should the punishment be then? Someone just yesterday made a threat to shoot up the school where (or near, didn't actually see the threat) my son goes. His school had to go on lockdown either way. Getting the phone call from the school about that is not a good feeling. Given recent events I think this kind of threat shouldn't be taken lightly. You threaten to shoot my child and I get pretty worried and then eventually really pissed off. It's not exactly the same as pointing a gun at someone but I feel like it's pretty close.

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Charge them on making the threat. They have their day in court and you still have due process, not some inept 'zero tolerance policy'.