the courts will take those guns away for at least a year.
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He would have to beat those charges, all felonies so no more gun rights, to get them back. If he is acquitted or found not guilty his weapons should not be kept from him, but with this he would still have to wait that year.
Look, everyone makes mistakes and that should not mean this dangerous psychopath should lose their god given right to own a personal arsenal.
Maybe next time they will understand that the true goal of any gun owner should be to plug a kindergartner or two. Because America
But not a white kindergartener if you can help it ...
Which god and where in their religious text does it say this man gets a gun?
Garner is a Portland resident who has worked as an information technology professional in the past ... had a “generalized anger.”
The whole thing smells like another incel story to me. Makes me wonder if he got romantically rejected by someone (because IT nerd) and was going to damn well show that someone what a Real Man he is!
Pretty sure being an "IT nerd" has nothing to do with being romantically rejected, I don't see why you need to connect those two.
Gunnels, the Deschutes County prosecutor, said Central Oregon law enforcement became aware of Garner after Portland police received tips about the potential shooting.
So… do you think the guy gave people hints about his plans because he has a psychological issue, because he wanted to get caught, or simply because he can’t keep his mouth shut? A combination, perhaps?
What a wild story! Sounds like the cops were ahead of him though. Man worked in IT. I wanna know what wore him this far down.
The gun stores weren't. Additionally, the pro-gun community opposes the measures that took his guns away.
what wore him this fast down
Customer support. Or his waifu left him.