Tragedy In Connecticut Is Example Why Gun Control Doesn't Work!

For The People...: Tragedy In Connecticut Is Example Why Gun Control Doesn't Work!:

There has been a horrendous mass shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.   At this time, 27 people are reported dead, most of them children.
This shooting is yet another tragic example of the failed, grotesque insistence on helpless victim zones where any crazed gunman can be assured of a large number of disarmed, undefended, helpless victims, all crammed into one place, where he can kill many children before an armed defender arrives from elsewhere.  It is disturbing and sick that the federal government so hates the right of the American people to bear arms, and so hates their natural right to self defense, that the government insists on making them helpless, disarmed victims for anyone who cares to kill them.   And in this case, all of the teachers and staff were willfully disarmed by the Federal Government, by force of law and threat of prison, to ensure that they would be disarmed and incapable of saving the lives of the children entrusted to their care.

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Adam Lanza School Shooter Suspect Had Personality Disorder, Report Says

Adam Lanza School Shooter Suspect Had Personality Disorder, Report Says:

Adam Lanza, the man the Associated Press has identified as the gunman in Friday's mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school, had a checkered past and a personality disorder, according to reports that cite law enforcement officials.

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Adam Lanza, Newtown School Shooter, Was 'Nerd,' Honors Student

Adam Lanza, Newtown School Shooter, Was 'Nerd,' Honors Student:

WASHINGTON (AP) - He was an honors student who lived in a prosperous neighborhood with his mother, a well-liked woman who enjoyed hosting dice games and decorating the house for the holidays.

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Police arrest girl 13 after finding baby buried in box

The Marietta Daily Journal - Police arrest girl 13 after finding baby buried in box:

MABLETON — Cobb Police don’t believe a newborn whose body was found in a shoebox in a Mableton apartment complex was stillborn.


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Judge OKs $18M settlement in 'kids for cash' case

Judge OKs $18M settlement in 'kids for cash' case:

Former Luzerne County Court Judges Michael Conahan, front left, and Mark Ciavarella, front right, leave the U.S. District Courthouse in Scranton, Pa., Sept. 15, 2009, after being arraigned on federal racketeering charges. (AP Photo/The Citizens' Voice, Mark Moran)

SCRANTON, Pa. - A federal judge in Pennsylvania has given final approval to a settlement that will pay out nearly $18 million to juveniles who allege they were wrongly jailed by corrupt judges.

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Virginia judges criticized on child abuse cases in report

Virginia judges criticized on child abuse cases in report | WSLS 10:

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A child advocacy group has issued a report criticizing the Virginia judicial system's handling of child abuse cases.

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"They're not being honest": CPS voicemail message pokes holes in agency's public statements

"They're not being honest": CPS voicemail message pokes holes in agency's public statements - KGUN9.com:

TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - Few things are colder than keeping kids away from their parents who have a right to see them. That's exactly what appears to be happening in Arizona right now. CPS maintains these cuts aren't really cuts at all and aren't impacting service.

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