Anti-Gun Law Failure

(Again) The killer at the Jacksonville, Florida gamer gathering bought his guns LEGALLY, in spite of the fact that he had had previous “mental health issues.” He had been hospitalized TWICE because of his “mental issues.” He was on (or should have been on) anti-psychotic and anti-depressant medications, according to the Associated Press. The killer bought his guns from a licensed dealer a month before the killings. Which means he PASSED a background check, in spite of his KNOWN mental issues. In his defense, his parents blame that on their “nasty divorce,” although killing people after losing in a tournament brings that into question. But the salient fact here is that he should NOT have passed that background check with that on his record. Not if we are expected to believe the anti-gun fool laws are effective. Cops say they “have yet to determine a motive,” although the motive is self-evident. He LOST, was mad, was a “mental case” with a gun, and he killed some people. That is evident to INTELLIGENT people, but not to the cops, apparently. Of course, the anti-gun fools blame the guns, rather than personal responsibility for his actions. Even though their laws didn’t stop him. (Fox News)