Comments by "Curt Gevert" (@curtgevert5664) on "Lax Gun Laws a "Death Sentence": Georgia Teen Kills 4 in Deadliest School Shooting of 2024" video.

  1. News Flash, criminals don't care about the law.
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  2. Welcome to the United States, where our constitution guarantees an individual right to own a firearm.
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  3. we don't know the circumstances of how this kid got the arm, it's too early to make that claim
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  4.  @GoldenDragonFortunes  Problem with an AR ban is that it would violate District of Columbia v. Heller. Also, you don't really know anything about guns, the AR is a semi-automatic rifle and not illegal. As far as arresting the parent, "You can’t arrest a person who hasn’t broken a law." someone on here claimed.
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  5.  @Gretabpooh  Such a law can not violate the 4th Amendment, because most of the proposed laws requiring safe storage are 4th Amendment violations.
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  6.  @davidshrader6609  That's the liberal utopia vision, I sit next to someone, never sharing a word with him, on a bus, he robs a convenient store after leaving the bus, just because I sat next to him, I am guilty and need to be thrown in jail forever and ever. That's what I am hearing from these clowns.
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  7.  @ThrockmortonJGildersleeve  I also believe they want people to be completely defenseless.
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  8.  @gerriperreault6905  I hate red flag laws because they are ex-parte, which means a judge only hears one side, no one is allowed to defend themselves or argue against it.
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  9. You're more than welcome to try and take them away from people, yourself, you won't get far.
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  10.  @channarosenblatt8197  what's an attack firearm, never heard of one of those, pulling new gun descriptions outta your rear end?
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  11. Laws do not prevent crime, they punish people who've committed crimes.
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  12.  @lorrainemurray4689  It never is addressed, they use these murders to achieve political goals not actually solve any problems.
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  13. we don't know the circumstances of how this kid got the arm, it's too early to make that claim
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  14. Why so many liberals?
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  15. Let's wait for further investigation before third parties needing jail time.
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  16.  @malcolmx150  They didn't actually give the father any information, I cited several other articles, but DN deletes them, guess they don't want people to point out the truth.
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  17. They interviewed the kid, but no arrest was made, because of lack of any evidence. The sheriff reviewed the report and agreed, not enough evidence.
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  18.  @Gretabpooh  We don't know that they didn't. Is it still the parents fault if the kid got the gun from somewhere else? Wait until we learn what happened the investigation is just getting started.
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  19.  @targgthewise2892  Parents can do everything right and still something like this could happen, we need more information before we start jumping to confusions
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  20.  @malcolmx150  "The parents dropped the ball" That hasn't been revealed yet, you're pulling it outta your rear end.
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  21.  @kiacating8029  If my aunt had a dingding she'd be my uncle. How about monitoring him, alerting the schools, making sure these threats were included when school transcripts are transferred, hiring armed guards or having armed teachers in the schools. We don't really know how he obtained those guns yet, so it's too early to determine.
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  22.  @cstracener07  I really don't like laws that hold parents responsible for their kids in situations like this. Where does it stop? If we do this, then all the riots in the cities that have occurred, we should go after the parents.
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  23. ​ @moodyshooty  He wasn't on an fbi watch list, that was misreported. The fbi received a tip and referred the matter to the local authorities, the fbi never interviewed him, it was the county sheriff that did. The sheriff reviewed the interview report and said there was not enough evidence to make the arrest. Just because someone owns guns doesn't make them criminals. The school lockdown was activated, unfortunately he was still able to do some damage, it could have been a lot worse, had the legislature not passed a comprehensive school hardening law, which D's voted against.
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  24. Georgia Code § 16-4-8 (2020) - Conspiracy to Commit a Crime, requires any overt act to effect the object of the conspiracy. You would have to prove the father knew what he was going to do, conspired with him to do it, and did something to advance the conspiracy. Good luck with all that.
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  25.  @potterforpeace7906  When the GBI and local authorities finish their investigation, I'll be able to tell you how he got hold of this weapon.
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  26. We are still early in the investigation, lets wait until that is complete before third parties should be arrested and charged
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  27.  @potterforpeace7906  How do you know the parent allowed this to happen, the circumstances are still unknown, you're pulling that outta your rear end.
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  28. They generalize, they never provide real solutions, just pie in sky.
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  29.  @danieldaniels7571  Nah, he was learning how to dress as a girl.
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  30. NYSRPA v. Bruen was not an NRA case, District of Columbia v. Heller was not an NRA case, McDonald v. City of Chicago was not an NRA case. the NRA is largely irrelevant in the gun rights debate.
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  31. This kid was on the radar of local pd and the FBI, too
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  32.  @deidrejames2515  If the kid got the gun from somewhere else, then you're accusing an innocent man
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  33.  @ryanwarriner-deweese8621  We don't know that, the investigation just got started. According to USAToday, the father did lock up the guns they had.
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  34. If Georgia state law allows it, then you can.
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  35. District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008), McDonald v. City of Chicago, 561 U.S. 742 (2010), New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, 597 U.S. 1 (2022). the courts are already addressing it, since it is a constitutionally protected right.
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  36. District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008), McDonald v. City of Chicago, 561 U.S. 742 (2010), New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, 597 U.S. 1 (2022). The courts are already addressing it, since it is a constitutionally protected right.
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  37. District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008), McDonald v. City of Chicago, 561 U.S. 742 (2010), New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, 597 U.S. 1 (2022). The courts are already addressing it, since it is a constitutionally protected right.
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  38.  @mvf80  Truth, the political agenda press only reports it more intently
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  39.  @Gretabpooh  Those are just a few examples, that I selected, there were a lot more.
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  40. Enoch Brown school massacre - July 26, 1764. November 12, 1840, John Anthony Gardner Davis, a law professor at the University of Virginia, was shot by student Joseph Semmes and died three days later. November 2, 1853 Student Mathews Flounoy Ward shot the schoolmaster William H.G. Butler as revenge for what he perceived as an unfair punishment of his brother the day before. July 8, 1858, The 15-year-old son of Col. John T. Farlow was killed during a Sabbath School gathering. There are many examples like this that prove you're a liar.
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  41. The investigation just got started, so we don't know the circumstances yet.
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  42. District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008), McDonald v. City of Chicago, 561 U.S. 742 (2010), New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, 597 U.S. 1 (2022). Future cases may differ from your claim.
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  43.  @GoldenDragonFortunes  How about you do criminal control?
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  44.  @Gretabpooh  Guess all that defund the police really helped out there, huh?
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  45.  @Gretabpooh  If the kid got the gun from somewhere else, then you're accusing an innocent man
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  46.  @robertholland7558  We just hear of gulags, let's not forget Stalin murdered 25 million people before Hitler got started.
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  47.  @Gretabpooh  District of Columbia v. Heller is available online you can read it, I suggest reading it entirely, instead of what some lefty loon tells you what it says.
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  48.  @moonlightmile50  We don't know that, the investigation just got started.
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  49. we don't know the circumstances of how this kid got the arm
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  50.  @malcolmx150  There was a lot more than a parenting failure here. Don't focus on one and not the others.
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  51.  @malcolmx150 what exactly did they give the father. This is from ABC, 'The teen denied threatening to carry out a school shooting when authorities interviewed him last year', The investigator wrote that no arrests were made because of “inconsistent information” on the Discord account. So looking at even ABC they didn't have much to go on. You can't arrest people on 'maybe'. Not having that much information, I would say father and son continued on as normal, because what did he have to go on? Jackson County Sheriff Janis Mangum said she reviewed the report from May 2023 and found nothing that would have justified bringing charges at the time. The most they have is, his father said the boy had struggled with his parents’ separation and often got picked on at school. There is nothing there.
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  52. Because the United States has what is called a 2nd Amendment. Now for a 14 year old to possess a gun, that is illegal. The real question should be How did he get the gun?
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  53.  @TerrorTerros  I don't compare myself to how someone with a similar background to has it in europe. In the United States we have a constitution which defines our rights. Just because europe does it doesn't mean we should
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  54. Australia has more guns now, than when they were banned, mostly illegal. England has more guns now than when they were banned. banning things doesn't cause a change in behavior.
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  55.  @moodyshooty  it doesn't even look like it was an investigation, you can't investigate crap with a "lack of evidence", from the elected sheriff, who reviewed the report post school shooting. The kid had it hard when his mom split, some counseling for that would have been helpful. There wasn't enough evidence to look into it further, it looks like, everything people are yapping about is in hindsight.
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  56.  @moodyshooty  They keep deleting my references to MSM which is reporting, that there was no investigation, it was questioning which led to lack of evidence.
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  57.  @terriyoung2205  How do you know the kid didn't get the gun from somewhere else? We need to wait until the investigation is complete before assigning blame.
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  58. District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008), McDonald v. City of Chicago, 561 U.S. 742 (2010), New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, 597 U.S. 1 (2022). What do all these cases have in common, oh right they are not NRA cases, the NRA is irrelevant.
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  59.  @MrSevillian  Keep believing that then, that is why you lose. You haven't updated your brain.
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  60.  @WulfilaBelmont  So who is benevolent to give us rights? We have a constitution for a reason. You may not like it, but USA V. DUARTE, No. 22-50048 (9th Cir. 2024) is working through the courts, it's finding, non-violent felons do have 2nd Amendment rights.
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  61.  @WulfilaBelmont  That is not being addressed by this court case.
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  62. we don't know he didn't, it's too early to make that claim
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  63.  @rickd6880  and if the kid got the weapon from somewhere else, you're accusing an innocent person of something.
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  64.  @rickd6880  If the kid got the gun from somewhere else, then you're accusing an innocent man. We don't know the circumstances, the GBI and local investigation will reveal this.
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  65.  @rickd6880  If the kid got the gun from somewhere else, then you're accusing an innocent man
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  66. NYSRPA v. Bruen says you can carry your ninja sword
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  67. We don't know he didn't, it's too early in the investigation to talk about arresting third parties.
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  68.  @feralhomunculus  ok, I wanted to wait to find out the circumstances of the weapon, too often people with a lack of knowledge jump to confusions. I still want more information. Guns are not the problem
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  69. What crime(s)? while I agree this was preventable, what crimes should each party be charged with?
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  70. Congress has routinely voted for money to enhance school security and harden them. Lefties will not consider it, unless gun control is a part of it. The money to enhance school security should be done regardless of how you feel about gun control.
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  71.  @mick8888V  No, they should be done separately. Gun control will not pass, school safety measures, minus gun control, have a good chance of passing
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  72.  @mick8888V  That's the idea, at least we'd have some school security rather than none.
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  73. Still a failure in government
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  74. @Westcoastrocksduh These people clearly don't understand what constitutional rights are, unless it is abortion, which isn't in the constitution at all.
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  75.  @CompComp  The SCOTUS has already shot down your definition in District of Columbia v. Heller, you're just out of date.
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  76. District of Columbia v. Heller says otherwise. Plus, the so called assault weapons ban actually did nothing to crime rates, according to the FBI
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