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Financial Damage of Colorado Killer
- Thread starter oldtime
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he's already there...
I was thinking more in terms of, who is ever going to want to rent that apartment, or live in that building, it's fame is now legendary, especially in a small townQuote from southall:
In the uk there is landlord insurance
Fire, smoke, explosions, Malicious persons or vandals that should cover it.
Quote from oldtime:
I recently sold my house and moved to an apartment. My landlord is very good, he gives me good value for a wonderful old apartment (built back when they cared) and fixes anything immediately if it goes wrong.
Where you get this idea that most people are any one way is just a stereotyipcal shortcoming on your part.
But I will say this, most people who reply to threads I start are total idiots.
Thanks for the reply
+1
Quote from oldtime:
I was thinking more in terms of, who is ever going to want to rent that apartment, or live in that building, it's fame is now legendary, especially in a small town
People have short memories.
And construction quality sucks, building won't last anyway.
Wouldn't worry about it, to be honest.
The NRA should pay ! (not sarcasm)
Shouldn't everyone have the right to buy semi-automatic weapons in any quantity you can afford the purchase of ?
Not to mention 100 bullet clips ? 100 bullet clips certainly have to be necessary to protect one's self in one's house, right ?
Dude bought 6,000 rounds of ammo on the internet - what an idiot he should have maxxed out his credit cards - got some new CC's and maxxed those out and bought 600,000 rounds of ammo ... you know to protect himself in his house or to kill a deer so he can have food on his dinner table !
(^^^^^^^sarcasm - I know sarcasm doesn't always translate well on the internet, but I try.)
Shouldn't everyone have the right to buy semi-automatic weapons in any quantity you can afford the purchase of ?
Not to mention 100 bullet clips ? 100 bullet clips certainly have to be necessary to protect one's self in one's house, right ?
Dude bought 6,000 rounds of ammo on the internet - what an idiot he should have maxxed out his credit cards - got some new CC's and maxxed those out and bought 600,000 rounds of ammo ... you know to protect himself in his house or to kill a deer so he can have food on his dinner table !
(^^^^^^^sarcasm - I know sarcasm doesn't always translate well on the internet, but I try.)
hey random, missed the monicker, didn't realize it was you replying. Yes, you are probably right from the looks of it on TV it would be a service to mankind if the whole place was leveled.Quote from Random.Capital:
People have short memories.
And construction quality sucks, building won't last anyway.
Wouldn't worry about it, to be honest.
I mean to tell you man, this apartment I live in now is not much to look at from the outside, but when they built it they still had a concept of the dignity of man.
Yeah, you're probably right
buy shit
eat shit
Quote from RichFears:
Question: How does an unemployed medical student afford $20,000 in weapons gear?
Someone else taught this guy these skills and funded the acquisition of the equipment.
If you start to look at the really big picture here, the obvious question arises: How does an unemployed medical student afford all the complex weapons gear, bomb-making gear, "flammable" booby trap devices, ammunition, multiple magazines, bullet-proof vest, groin protection, ballistic helmet, SWAT uniform and all the rest of it?
A decent AR-15 rifle costs $1,000 or more all by itself. The shotgun and handgun might run another $800 total. Spare mags, sights, slings, and so on will run you at least another $1,000 across three firearms. The bullet-proof vest is easily another $800, and the cost of the bomb-making gear is anybody's guess. With all the specialty body gear, ammunition, booby-trap devices and more, I'm guessing this is at least $20,000 in weapons and tactical gear, much of which is very difficult for civilians to get in the first place.
http://www.naturalnews.com/036536_James_Holmes_shooting_false_flag.html#ixzz21H5djKAt
He probably did what most college students who have tons of guns do...sold drugs.
heck, you ought to come out to where I live. Most of these guys don't even have jobs and only work when the weather is good, yet somehow they all have 10k bass boats and 20k pick em up trucks (and yes, if it aint ginseng or mushrooms or white lightning it is a little pot grown here and there.)Quote from itsame:
He probably did what most college students who have tons of guns do...sold drugs.
The killer who killed 95 people in Norway, is a police officer. Does this mean no guns for Police officers also?
No he was not and the second amendment is retarded. From a time when the weapon of the day was a musket ball gun and cannon, the citizen of today has no means what so ever of protecting them selves against the government, Jesus your life can be ruined by putting up a fight to a traffic ticket.
Times have changed technology has changed and gun control is needed. We have gun control here in the UK, you don't have the right to buy an assault rifle from a corner shop and amass a few thousand rounds with no over sight.
Yet every one I know who wants firearms still owns them, yes we still have shootings here, they will happen in any country under any set of laws as long as there are lunatics intent on killing, they will find a way to become armed.
Its not about stopping all gun related deaths, there here for good and as society's we have to be mature enough to accept that and put in the safety measures that are possible, Americas complete unwillingness to approach this issue, only to blindly repeat " the second amendment" is retarded.
Quote from itsame:
He probably did what most college students who have tons of guns do...sold drugs.
it may have not have been necessary. he may have used money from a federal grant to buy weapons.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...neuroscience/2012/07/21/gJQAybA60W_story.html