Hello John,   
      
    BB>> At any rate this type of guy should be done away with.   
    BB>> AFAIC he's lost his right to exist.   
      
    BB>> Same with our nutcakes that do this.  OK, maybe they're   
    BB>> nuts, but so what? Acts like shooting up a school should be   
    BB>> a defacto death sentence.   
      
    BK>> It seems like it is in every case, self inflicted.   
      
    BB>> Yeah, bless those that do the right thing and end their own life -   
    BB>> but far too many don't do that.   
      
    LL>> Another school shooting today.  This time in California.   
    LL>> Two dead.  Shooter captured alive by police.  Free medical,   
    LL>> three square meals, warm cot ...   
      
    BB>> This Colorado guy is so far out of it I doubt if he even knows   
    BB>> what's going on.  Cops are crying on the stand and he just does   
    BB>> the 1000 yard stare...   
      
    LL>> Where is Charles Bronson when you need him?   
      
   JM>UPDATE: Loganville Mother Shoots Burglar Several Times   
      
   Silly woman.  She could have gotten herself killed.   
   Now she is going to spend the rest of her days in prison,   
   for having shot a man in cold blood.   
      
   Of course, such a thing would never happen in Louisiana.   
   Cajuns are smart, and would never shoot an innocent person   
   in cold blood.  Unless they truly deserved it.   
      
   JM>A burglar was shot by a Loganville homeowner Friday morning.   
   JM>She was hiding in an attic space and shot him when he located her.   
      
   The "burglar" was probably her husband coming home drunk,   
   with herself waiting inside to ambush him when he stumbled in.   
      
   In Louisiana, those kinds of things do not happen.  The reason why   
   is because several years ago our state passed a "shoot the burglar"   
   bill, which was quickly signed into law.  This law allows folks to   
   shoot the burglar *before* the burglar enters a house, thus keeping   
   everybody inside safe from harm.   
      
   Cajuns love to sit on their porch, shotgun (or weapon of choice) in   
   hand, waiting for potential burglars to cross their lawns.  And then,   
   with one pull on the trigger, the potential burglar is neutralized,   
   having been transformed into one dead burglar.   
      
   When the cops come around to ask questions, Cajuns say one of two   
   things -   
      
   1. "I thought it was a deer!"   
      
   2. "That burglar deserved to die!"   
      
   In either case, the officer tips his hat, wishes the Cajun to have   
   a nice day, and heads back to the station.   
      
   --Lee   
      
   --- MesNews/1.06.00.00-gb   
    * Origin: news://felten.yi.org (2:203/2)