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33. If lightning struck the gun, and it fired, that would be an accident. This was negligence. (n/t)

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Mon Sep 4, 2017, 08:17 PM

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Man commits suicide after fatally shooting person by accident, police say [View all] Judi Lynn Sep 2017 OP

I'm sure he was a responsible gun owner, just up until he wasn't. Exultant Democracy Sep 2017 #1

In agreement. susanna Sep 2017 #43

So sad, so unnecessary. Ilsa Sep 2017 #2

It sounds like he shot himself almost as soon as the other guy died right then and there RhodeIslandOne Sep 2017 #4

And yet I've seen conservatives claim that swimming pools are just as dangerous as handguns... Rollo Sep 2017 #3

I can only conclude the man PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #5

or maybe he was just extremely distraught Skittles Sep 2017 #19

And of course, guns make us all safer, right? PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #40

both the deaths were needless and tragic Skittles Sep 2017 #41

I know. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #42

The article doesn't say whether alcohol was involved. But I bet it was. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2017 #6

Tragic all around -nt Bradical79 Sep 2017 #7

Why do you take a gun to a party? Freedomofspeech Sep 2017 #8

There are those people who go everywhere armed. TNNurse Sep 2017 #10

Only way to stop a bad snack ... (n/t) Kennah Sep 2017 #29

These gun idiots take their heat to the grocery store, for Pete's sake. Aristus Sep 2017 #39

why I no longer attend parties mdbl Sep 2017 #45

I'm confused Bob Loblaw Sep 2017 #9

Good question! Maybe the one good guy briefly confused the other good guy with a bad guy! n/t Judi Lynn Sep 2017 #11

One man show. He had both roles covered. (n/t) Kennah Sep 2017 #30

Sorry people, I don't find any humor in this. truthisfreedom Sep 2017 #12

You've arrived at a hasty, inaccurate conclusion if you imagine these people are actually laughing. Judi Lynn Sep 2017 #15

I agree. I never understood why people feel safer with such a dangerous object in the demigoddess Sep 2017 #16

Just one of many stories where one might engage in morgue humor to get through (n/t) Kennah Sep 2017 #31

They were sarisataka Sep 2017 #36

Of course it's tragic. susanna Sep 2017 #44

Is it a war of attrition? bucolic_frolic Sep 2017 #13

I think this would seriously be my reaction. I don't think I would be able to live with that. Squinch Sep 2017 #14

What kind of enemies do people have? IronLionZion Sep 2017 #17

Get real, man! GulfCoast66 Sep 2017 #20

For a long time there was a lot of discussion here about random guns in shrubbery. The thought Squinch Sep 2017 #34

I'm the one who knocks! IronLionZion Sep 2017 #37

So sad. nt Honeycombe8 Sep 2017 #18

He didn't have the fortitude to remain alive to have contrition and the no_hypocrisy Sep 2017 #21

You don't think he showed contrition?? Demit Sep 2017 #23

Contrition in the form of wanting to live to no_hypocrisy Sep 2017 #24

That only sounds like you wanted him to suffer more, by living. Demit Sep 2017 #25

Redemption is a powerful thing. no_hypocrisy Sep 2017 #26

So is ending your life out of remorse. Demit Sep 2017 #28

I agree that the post is nonsense Sucha NastyWoman Sep 2017 #46

They carry guns to protect themselves Doc_Technical Sep 2017 #22

I believe you misspelled gumint (n/t) Kennah Sep 2017 #32

I doubt that it was an accident Not Ruth Sep 2017 #27

If lightning struck the gun, and it fired, that would be an accident. This was negligence. (n/t) Kennah Sep 2017 #33

now two families & all their friends suffer through the worse time of their lives. Sunlei Sep 2017 #35

Anybody who brings a gun to a Saturday night social gathering FakeNoose Sep 2017 #38