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Well then, it should also be an equal right of anyone harmed by “your gun” to sue you into oblivion and win.
Ellenson had no comment on CNN’s follow-up questions on how the gun was secured and how the child was able to access it the day of the shooting.

If you’re gonna come up with a lie about the gun, you should at least fake how it was secured.
These people are trash. >

How could they have known there’d be follow up questions to a paper-thin excuse for their culpability? It’s not like they could keep a six-year old from a gun and ammunition. >

Might as well have kept the gun in the kids toy box >

If their 6 year old was shot by another student or teacher, even accidentally, and they were offered the same statement I doubt it would go far. >

They claimed the gun was secured. A six year old can't get access to a secured gun, therefore, they are terrible, sorry examples of parents and lying pieces of shit. 
These people raised a fucking dangerous little shit and put so many lives at risk. >

Worse — a round was chambered, no safety, with gun in cocked condition. So many things had to be done wrong for this kid to be able to do what he did. 
I don’t believe any six year old has the strength to rack a slide. >

"Our son suffers from an acute disability and was under a care plan at the school that included his mother or father attending school with him and accompanying him to Class every day"
So...It wasn't secured. It was loaded, chambered, and in an place where the child knew where it was and could easily gain access to it.
Also "They also said a family member usually went to class with him, but not the week of the incident"; who took care of the kid then? If his disability is so severe that a family member has to be with him at all times, how the hell did this even happen? >

Most of this statement is pure hogwash. It's the simplest explanation. >

Not really secure if a 6yo can get it, is it? >

The teacher was a champ made sure the children were ok even after sustaining a wound. That is pro level. >

I’m from Michigan where the parents of Ethan Crumbley have been in jail ever since he shot 4 kids dead in his high school a year ago. Throw em in fucking jail and throw away the key. >


I’m from Michigan where the parents of Ethan Crumbley have been in jail ever since he shot 4 kids dead in his high school a year ago.

Are they the ones who ran away and tried to flee the country, but couldn't get into Canada because they were unvaccinated? >

Yep but they got caught in Detroit >

They are liars and this state is minimizing this cause it’s a gun issue! >

So they're saying they gave the kid the gun, right? >

There is a Latin legal phrase which I think applies here- res ipsa loquitur, which translates roughly to: the thing speaks for itself. It gets raised in malpractice cases where the presence of an injury implies negligence.
The family says the gun was "secured". Clearly it wasn't secured well enough, given that a six-year-old was able to get his hands on it.
This stops when we hold people responsible for that kind of negligence. >

If your child is mentally ill, WHY IN THE EVERLOVING SHIT FUCK DO YOU HAVE A GUN AT HOME? >

"it's my second amendment right to own it!"