might make a better headline imho. .. in that this is not "just another day of
hyper-gun-nuttery in America" kind of story; because it involves a worker who
is pissed off at the company and the boss and who acts it out this way.

I'd be delighted if someone figured out a way for ALL guns to
just disappear overnight, I'd be all for it.

I didn't mean it wasn't about that, just that it was also more than
that, being the guys place of work, shooting his boss dead, and
all that.

I didn't seriously mean for you to change your header, my post
probably rounds it out sufficiently.

A person can put bad judgment into action before rationality kicks in.

(Another talking point for the NRA)

A terrible tragedy.

For many people who are living on the edge of disaster (Reaganomics Rules!), losing their job can be the end.

Access to a gun itself clouds judgment. It presents an option or choice which otherwise could be excluded as unfeasible.

That, of course, is the folly of the claim to respectability of the "law abiding gun owner."

Everyone's sanity hangs by the thinnest of threads under particular stress.

And when the inevitable snap happens, imaginary "gun rights" make a mockery of legitimate rights.

Life is first...

The second amendment surpasses the right to life..

that we have here in America.