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  I used to deal with him in a previous profession. Cesar was professional, down-to-earth, kind, hard-working, and an overall pleasure to work with in an industry full of unsavory people.
  This sucks, the guy worked hard to take care of his residents. We talked once about how people would be crazy sometimes and that guns in the hands of 'the crazies' were a real hazard.
context: Aren't burglars in your house? Who just shoots random outside people through the window? >
  
  People who shouldn't have guns. >
  
  And still they have them, otherwise people would cry about their rights. To me it sounds just as an excuse. People are so fanatic that it seems they're just waiting for the slightest chance to pull out a gun and go full Rambo without repercussions. They don't want the right to own firearms, they want the right to shoot someone whenever they feel like it, which means they should be as far away as possible from any gun. >
  
  Exactly. They are looking for reasons to use them. >
  
  When I lived back in Texas, I attended our neighborhood's HOA meeting- there were two people who overtly threatened to shoot the homeless people using the river next to the neighborhood trail if they tried to steal anything from their backyards. >
  
  Wow!  Record that!  Texas law allows shooting people on your property based on ghe Castle Doctrine... based on you have the right to assume  tresspasser is going to harm you.  Which has awful repercussions.  More data like this is good.
  I agree with above, there's a lot of people buying guns who really want to legally shoot at people/kill people. >
  
  I’ve seen so many times where people seem excited to use their gun to possibly murder someone. It’s pathetic. They want have murder fantasies where they can get away with shooting and killing someone.