Red Mosquito

B wrote:But I AM impressed at how concerned about supporting families in poverty you and verb are.

Bi_3 wrote:

B wrote:But I AM impressed at how concerned about supporting families in poverty you and verb are.

I am concerned about establishing a "rights by class" precedent, even with guns. But this is le Grand Fromage we are talking about here, he's too good looking to care about the consequences of his actions.

Bi_3 wrote:

B wrote:But I AM impressed at how concerned about supporting families in poverty you and verb are.

I am concerned about establishing a "rights by class" precedent, even with guns. But this is le Grand Fromage we are talking about here, he's too good looking to care about the consequences of his actions.

B wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

B wrote:But I AM impressed at how concerned about supporting families in poverty you and verb are.

I am concerned about establishing a "rights by class" precedent, even with guns. But this is le Grand Fromage we are talking about here, he's too good looking to care about the consequences of his actions.

If the short term consequence of fun restriction is a disparity in gun ownership, I am fine with that. We can spend some time working on health disparities instead.

macphisto wrote: The AR-15 was designed in 1956.

Peeps wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Peeps wrote:

¨i dont care bout facts then¨

spike wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

Peeps wrote:

¨i dont care bout facts then¨

macphisto revealed!

Bi_3 wrote:I cannot take seriously anything where where a dude has his phone in his shirt pocket like it's a calculator and he is a high school teacher in a low-budget 80's movie.

B wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:I cannot take seriously anything where where a dude has his phone in his shirt pocket like it's a calculator and he is a high school teacher in a low-budget 80's movie.

Nice ad hominem attack, verb.

HOUSTON – A suspect who was engaged in a shootout with a man he was attempting to rob was struck and killed by a vehicle driven by an innocent woman who was trying to get herself and a child out of harm’s way, according to Houston police.

The ironic chain of events unfolded in a gas station and convenience store parking lot in the 3900 block of Fondren at Westpark

According to HPD Lt. Larry Crowson, around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, a man and a woman were meeting up with another man for a transaction based on something possibly being sold from an online platform.

While they were discussing what preliminary information suggests appears to be a possible sale, the suspect pulled out a gun and attempted to rob the two in the vehicle.

The man inside the car was also armed, and pulled out his gun. The two men then began shooting at each other.

Another woman, who had nothing to do with the transaction, was in a separate car with a child during the shootout. Frightened, she accelerated in an attempt to dodge the flying bullets, police said.

That is when she accidentally struck the suspect who was running across the parking lot. The suspect was pinned beneath her vehicle and died.

“There was a female that was in her car, I believe she had a child in the car, she was extremely scared and accelerated at a high rate of speed to get out of the parking lot to avoid the shootout and she struck the suspect, and he’s under the car here behind me,” Crowson explained at the scene.

It was not known if the woman or child sustained any physical injuries.

Police said the man who was being robbed was shot in the arm. He was taken to the hospital and was expected to survive. Police did not say if the woman who was riding with him was hurt.