Here we go again: Active shooter in CA

[FoxtArt]

I flatly do not believe it and won't believe it unless they publish photos of the actual gun proving that it is indeed a "ghost gun". The entire thing is way too convenient to their narrative and since this shooting was in gun controlled California they have to spin it to their agenda even though it works against them.

One ghost gun picture, coming right up!
*Clicks photoshop clone stamp tool* *removes engraving in 15 seconds*

One Obama birth certificate, coming right up!
*opens PDF into photoshop, gets a pasta of about 10 layers, copies and pastes, saves*

[technology makes it possible for anyone to believe anything and refute all possible evidence if they so choose] *
*not a comment on the possibility of such a thing being fake or not. More so, a sad state where potentially nothing is credible, from anybody, and we have to be cautious with what were innately inclined to agree with; Otherwise it makes everyone a zealot self-confirming their viewpoint no matter what they are presented with.

[00tec]

Word is that it was a 1911. If so, that kid didn't build it. He got it from deceased daddy.

[Eric P]

Government has no right to know who made nor when a gun is made.

[kidicarus13]

Local ghost gun story...

https://kdvr.com/2019/11/22/denver-m...le-ghost-guns/

[Great-Kazoo]

Word is that it was a 1911. If so, that kid didn't build it. He got it from deceased daddy.

It was a 1911. If that kid actually mad a functioning 1911 out of an 80% kit. Fitted parts and all, i'm impressed at the education system in that town.
But i'd also have to believe, the Grinch actually stole Christmas.

[Gman]

It was a 1911. If that kid actually mad a functioning 1911 out of an 80% kit. Fitted parts and all, i'm impressed at the education system in that town.
But i'd also have to believe, the Grinch actually stole Christmas.

Whoa, whoa, whoa...

Are you suggesting that the Grinch didn't steal Christmas?