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Man Jumps to His Death at Disneyland Resort

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Posted on December 4, 2022

[merh]

Dec 5, 2022 6:59:18 GMT abbey1227 said:

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Man Jumps to His Death at Disneyland Resort

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Posted on December 4, 2022

I have heard of people going to a place they loved or hated to kill themselves.

If your spirit is going to haunt a place, why not a place they loved in life?
Or hated to make the place undesirable?

[abbey1227]

Dec 5, 2022 12:39:55 GMT merh said:

I have heard of people going to a place they loved or hated to kill themselves.

If your spirit is going to haunt a place, why not a place they loved in life?
Or hated to make the place undesirable?

Possess one of the animatronic bears?

Keep taking up a seat on the roller coaster?

[merh]

Dec 5, 2022 13:43:03 GMT abbey1227 said:

Dec 5, 2022 12:39:55 GMT merh said:

I have heard of people going to a place they loved or hated to kill themselves.

If your spirit is going to haunt a place, why not a place they loved in life?
Or hated to make the place undesirable?

Possess one of the animatronic bears?

Keep taking up a seat on the roller coaster?

It is rumored to be a major issue with people wanting to spread ashes at the haunted mansion.

Some do it sneakily.
Probably why the ride seems to "break down" so often. People sneaking out of seats to do it.

[abbey1227]

Dec 5, 2022 12:39:55 GMT merh said:

Dec 5, 2022 6:59:18 GMT abbey1227 said:

Man Jumps to His Death at Disneyland Resort

I have heard of people going to a place they loved or hated to kill themselves.

If your spirit is going to haunt a place, why not a place they loved in life?
Or hated to make the place undesirable?

UPDATE: I think this is the same guy, a Principal........he left a Facebook note...............

I hate when people leave this Earth with so many unanswered questions. So, I hope this provides some insight and perspective…
This is my wife, Marlena. Yes, you heard me correctly. Most of you don’t know this but we privately married 3 ½ years ago. Marlena and I love and adore each other and our relationship has been amazing…up until recently. Unfortunately, two weeks ago she and I got into a heated argument at home in front of the girls. Tempers were flared and strong words were exchanged between us. However, never in this exchange did I hit, slap, or hurt Marlena in any manner. Nor did I ever touch the girls (I never have and never will). I love the girls like my own and they know that, as does everyone else who truly knows me.

Unfortunately, Marlena’s anger got the best of her that night and she called the police, which landed me in jail that night. Yes, me! A man who has never hit or harmed ANYONE in his life! I think it’s safe to say that Marlena truly regrets making that call, because the events of that night have completely unraveled both of our lives. I am on the brink of losing my job, as I am out on administrative leave until my case is “resolved.” However, the legal system is extremely flawed (especially against men/fathers) and it’s sickening how quickly and easily an innocent man can be thrown in jail based on zero evidence or proof! In fact, take a look at the attached screenshots of Marlena’s message to my friend about the matter. She too, had no intention on having that night come this far. She knows I would never hurt her or the girls and she, too, has been trying to clear my name with little success. Again, the legal system is deeply flawed, to say the least!

So, here I am…writing my final FB post to all of you. I need you all to know that a gentle, kind, loving and sincerely good man has been destroyed by one unfortunate night. It really is unfortunate! This is NOT me! This is NOT something that I ever thought would happen to me.

With all of this said, I have truly loved educating and leading thousands of students and families as a principal in FVSD for the past 21+ years. I have made so many wonderful connections with families over the years and those who know me closely know how much I cared for my students, staff and families. Please remember me for all the good I brought to the world of education.

To all of my musician friends…thank you! Thank you for performing with me over the past 30 years! We have had a blast performing all over and creating such fond memories together. Music has been a wonderful outlet for me, as it has allowed me to have a “different & creative” world outside of my “day job” as a principal. I am sad to say that last night was my final performance! However, it went very well and I am proud that my final performance was a success. I have always loved performing, especially during the holiday season. I am going to miss it dearly!

There is so much more I want to say, but I am going to spend the rest of today reaching out to those closest to me to let them know how much I love them. This is not an ideal way to go out, but at least I get a chance to say some final words to those who I love and adore.

Take care everyone. Please, please, please be kind to one another! Treat each other with kindness and grace. There is too much anger in the world and people need to start treating each other better. What I’ve shared with you above is a prime example of how “anger” can really have long-lasting and extremely damaging effects on a person’s life.

[merh]

Dec 5, 2022 18:21:13 GMT abbey1227 said:

Dec 5, 2022 12:39:55 GMT merh said:

I have heard of people going to a place they loved or hated to kill themselves.

If your spirit is going to haunt a place, why not a place they loved in life?
Or hated to make the place undesirable?

UPDATE: I think this is the same guy, a Principal........he left a Facebook note...............

I hate when people leave this Earth with so many unanswered questions. So, I hope this provides some insight and perspective…
This is my wife, Marlena. Yes, you heard me correctly. Most of you don’t know this but we privately married 3 ½ years ago. Marlena and I love and adore each other and our relationship has been amazing…up until recently. Unfortunately, two weeks ago she and I got into a heated argument at home in front of the girls. Tempers were flared and strong words were exchanged between us. However, never in this exchange did I hit, slap, or hurt Marlena in any manner. Nor did I ever touch the girls (I never have and never will). I love the girls like my own and they know that, as does everyone else who truly knows me.

Unfortunately, Marlena’s anger got the best of her that night and she called the police, which landed me in jail that night. Yes, me! A man who has never hit or harmed ANYONE in his life! I think it’s safe to say that Marlena truly regrets making that call, because the events of that night have completely unraveled both of our lives. I am on the brink of losing my job, as I am out on administrative leave until my case is “resolved.” However, the legal system is extremely flawed (especially against men/fathers) and it’s sickening how quickly and easily an innocent man can be thrown in jail based on zero evidence or proof! In fact, take a look at the attached screenshots of Marlena’s message to my friend about the matter. She too, had no intention on having that night come this far. She knows I would never hurt her or the girls and she, too, has been trying to clear my name with little success. Again, the legal system is deeply flawed, to say the least!

So, here I am…writing my final FB post to all of you. I need you all to know that a gentle, kind, loving and sincerely good man has been destroyed by one unfortunate night. It really is unfortunate! This is NOT me! This is NOT something that I ever thought would happen to me.

With all of this said, I have truly loved educating and leading thousands of students and families as a principal in FVSD for the past 21+ years. I have made so many wonderful connections with families over the years and those who know me closely know how much I cared for my students, staff and families. Please remember me for all the good I brought to the world of education.

To all of my musician friends…thank you! Thank you for performing with me over the past 30 years! We have had a blast performing all over and creating such fond memories together. Music has been a wonderful outlet for me, as it has allowed me to have a “different & creative” world outside of my “day job” as a principal. I am sad to say that last night was my final performance! However, it went very well and I am proud that my final performance was a success. I have always loved performing, especially during the holiday season. I am going to miss it dearly!

There is so much more I want to say, but I am going to spend the rest of today reaching out to those closest to me to let them know how much I love them. This is not an ideal way to go out, but at least I get a chance to say some final words to those who I love and adore.

Take care everyone. Please, please, please be kind to one another! Treat each other with kindness and grace. There is too much anger in the world and people need to start treating each other better. What I’ve shared with you above is a prime example of how “anger” can really have long-lasting and extremely damaging effects on a person’s life.

So now it's the evil lying woman, right?

At the time of the incident on Saturday, Disneyland guests posted on social media to say that trams in the park had been shut down, according to ABC7. Anaheim police public information officer Sgt. Shane Carringer told the Los Angeles Times that “the man”—later identified as Christensen—did not appear to have entered the park before falling from the Mickey & Friends Parking Structure.

The vast seven-story garage was the largest parking structure in the country when it first opened in 2000. In the years since, several other people have died by suicide after jumping from the structure. Incidents have included the death of a 61-year-old man in 2010, a 23-year-old man in 2012, and a 40-year-old man in 2016.

So he isn't the first & won't be the last

[Prometheus]

Dec 5, 2022 19:26:11 GMT merh said:

Dec 5, 2022 18:21:13 GMT abbey1227 said:

UPDATE: I think this is the same guy, a Principal........he left a Facebook note...............

I hate when people leave this Earth with so many unanswered questions. So, I hope this provides some insight and perspective…
This is my wife, Marlena. Yes, you heard me correctly. Most of you don’t know this but we privately married 3 ½ years ago. Marlena and I love and adore each other and our relationship has been amazing…up until recently. Unfortunately, two weeks ago she and I got into a heated argument at home in front of the girls. Tempers were flared and strong words were exchanged between us. However, never in this exchange did I hit, slap, or hurt Marlena in any manner. Nor did I ever touch the girls (I never have and never will). I love the girls like my own and they know that, as does everyone else who truly knows me.

Unfortunately, Marlena’s anger got the best of her that night and she called the police, which landed me in jail that night. Yes, me! A man who has never hit or harmed ANYONE in his life! I think it’s safe to say that Marlena truly regrets making that call, because the events of that night have completely unraveled both of our lives. I am on the brink of losing my job, as I am out on administrative leave until my case is “resolved.” However, the legal system is extremely flawed (especially against men/fathers) and it’s sickening how quickly and easily an innocent man can be thrown in jail based on zero evidence or proof! In fact, take a look at the attached screenshots of Marlena’s message to my friend about the matter. She too, had no intention on having that night come this far. She knows I would never hurt her or the girls and she, too, has been trying to clear my name with little success. Again, the legal system is deeply flawed, to say the least!

So, here I am…writing my final FB post to all of you. I need you all to know that a gentle, kind, loving and sincerely good man has been destroyed by one unfortunate night. It really is unfortunate! This is NOT me! This is NOT something that I ever thought would happen to me.

With all of this said, I have truly loved educating and leading thousands of students and families as a principal in FVSD for the past 21+ years. I have made so many wonderful connections with families over the years and those who know me closely know how much I cared for my students, staff and families. Please remember me for all the good I brought to the world of education.

To all of my musician friends…thank you! Thank you for performing with me over the past 30 years! We have had a blast performing all over and creating such fond memories together. Music has been a wonderful outlet for me, as it has allowed me to have a “different & creative” world outside of my “day job” as a principal. I am sad to say that last night was my final performance! However, it went very well and I am proud that my final performance was a success. I have always loved performing, especially during the holiday season. I am going to miss it dearly!

There is so much more I want to say, but I am going to spend the rest of today reaching out to those closest to me to let them know how much I love them. This is not an ideal way to go out, but at least I get a chance to say some final words to those who I love and adore.

Take care everyone. Please, please, please be kind to one another! Treat each other with kindness and grace. There is too much anger in the world and people need to start treating each other better. What I’ve shared with you above is a prime example of how “anger” can really have long-lasting and extremely damaging effects on a person’s life.

So now it's the evil lying woman, right?

As usual... yes.

Women are almost always believed - even after they admit lying - and the trail of male wreckage left in the wake of their lies is truly beyond measure... And nothing ever seems to happen to these lying cunts. They rarely end up in jail or even have to pay out damages for their lies.

And the men - though legally cleared - bear the stigma for the rest of their lives... and many of those get self-shortened.

And I'll tell you something else, when cops get called out on a "domestic disturbance" they HAVE to file a report that someone was at fault even when both parties say, "we don't want to," and 999 times out of a thousand, that report is going to blame the man even if he's the one with scratches and bruises.

YES, that report is now part of public record and will be found by anyone trying to discredit the man for any other reason... and no one is going to give a fuck about what really happened because... "PATRIARCHY!"

Do you think movements like MGTOW exist in some sort of misogynistic vacuum? Nope. They exist because men - particularly of the straight white variety - continuously get blamed for all the ills of the world and are forced to pay the price for the happenstance of their birth.

How long can you whip a dog before it turns around and bites?

Right up until 2016 apparently....

[abbey1227]

Dec 5, 2022 19:26:11 GMT merh said:

So now it's the evil lying woman, right?

At the time of the incident on Saturday, Disneyland guests posted on social media to say that trams in the park had been shut down, according to ABC7. Anaheim police public information officer Sgt. Shane Carringer told the Los Angeles Times that “the man”—later identified as Christensen—did not appear to have entered the park before falling from the Mickey & Friends Parking Structure.

The vast seven-story garage was the largest parking structure in the country when it first opened in 2000. In the years since, several other people have died by suicide after jumping from the structure. Incidents have included the death of a 61-year-old man in 2010, a 23-year-old man in 2012, and a 40-year-old man in 2016.

So he isn't the first & won't be the last

Did I make any statements as to who I believed or sided with in any way?    I just provided some more detail on the incident.

Wait til the lawyers get involved. Surely there's gotta be some netting or fencing or security that can be installed and paid for?    

You guys are spending almost 1/2 $Billion on netting for the Golden Gate Bridge, right? That seem reasonable to you at all?

[merh]

Dec 6, 2022 1:47:43 GMT abbey1227 said:

Dec 5, 2022 19:26:11 GMT merh said:

So now it's the evil lying woman, right?

So he isn't the first & won't be the last

Did I make any statements as to who I believed or sided with in any way?    I just provided some more detail on the incident.

Wait til the lawyers get involved. Surely there's gotta be some netting or fencing or security that can be installed and paid for?    

You guys are spending almost 1/2 $Billion on netting for the Golden Gate Bridge, right? That seem reasonable to you at all?

It is a very popular starting point.
Its where my brother-in-law jumped off in 1989.

[abbey1227]

Dec 6, 2022 3:44:45 GMT merh said:

Dec 6, 2022 1:47:43 GMT abbey1227 said:

Did I make any statements as to who I believed or sided with in any way?    I just provided some more detail on the incident.

Wait til the lawyers get involved. Surely there's gotta be some netting or fencing or security that can be installed and paid for?    

You guys are spending almost 1/2 $Billion on netting for the Golden Gate Bridge, right? That seem reasonable to you at all?

It is a very popular starting point.
Its where my brother-in-law jumped off in 1989.

And?

I hate to tell you.........but none of those people are worth the $Millions being spent.

FYI: apparently a few dozen people toss themselves into the Grand Canyon AND over the Niagara Falls every year, as well

[merh]

Dec 6, 2022 5:45:45 GMT abbey1227 said:

Dec 6, 2022 3:44:45 GMT merh said:

It is a very popular starting point.
Its where my brother-in-law jumped off in 1989.

And?

I hate to tell you.........but none of those people are worth the $Millions being spent.

FYI: apparently a few dozen people toss themselves into the Grand Canyon AND over the Niagara Falls every year, as well

23 Dramatic Golden Gate Bridge Suicide Statistics
Jun 1, 2017 by Brandon Gaille
The Golden Gate Bridge is a marvel of modern engineering despite its age. It is so large that once painting crews finish going in one direction, they must start over once again. It’s also large enough to be a tempting place from which to jump because it is difficult to have an emergency response arrive in time.

In 2013, Golden Gate Bridge suicides reached an all-time high with 46 people choosing to end their lives.

Golden Gate Bridge Facts
In order to prevent even more tragedies, there are some calls to install nets below the bridge to prevent suicides from occurring by jumping off the bridge. A number of families note that the decision often ends up being an impulsive one, not a planned one, and the nets would help to prevent a number of tragedies.

More than 1600 people have committed suicide by jumping off of the bridge since it opened in 1937.
$45 million is required to install suicide prevention nets below the bridge.
It only takes 4 seconds to drop the 260 feet down to the water below and with impacts at 75 mph, very few survive the initial impact of the water.

It’s a careful balance between public safety and public rights that must be walked. Should a city invest in providing a safety feature on the bridge so that one form of suicide can be prevented? Would the $45 million, or just under $1 million per life that was lost on the bridge due to suicide in 2013, be better served in social programming that can help to treat the root causes of suicide in the first place. There’s no easy answer here, but there is one thing that is for certain: something needs to be done about this issue.

What You Need to Know About Golden Gate Bridge Suicides
206 people committed suicide by jumping off the bridge from 1997 to 2007.
Only 33% of the people who have committed suicide from the bridge were residents of San Francisco.
Bridge railings were thought to be the solution to this problem, but the engineering feat to create a railing that can withstand 100 mph winds would cost about as much as the nets.
There are suicide prevention hotline phones along the path on the bridge so that people can access help before making a final decision.
Pedestrian access has been eliminated at nightfall to further prevent suicides from occurring.
Security has been placed along the bridge instead of just at the entry points to further assist potential jumpers.
Only 26 people are known to have survived the initial impact. One woman has jumped from the bridge twice to complete a suicide attempt in the bridge’s history.
The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board OKed a $76 million suicide net funding plan in June of 2014.
If someone is determined to end their life, there really isn’t much that can be done to prevent this from happening. Once a decision has been made, persuading that person to make a different decision can be extremely difficult. That’s why it is so important to recognize the warning signs of suicidal thoughts and idealization during its early stages so that interventions can have a better chance of success. It is clear that something else does need to be done. With a record high of suicides last year, these last ditch efforts just aren’t good enough.

Is There Anything That Can Be Done?
Bridge workers were able to prevent 118 suicides in 2013 alone.
There is a suicide attempt at the Golden Gate Bridge almost every other day, making it one of the most popular suicide spots in the world today.
Suicides outpaced traffic accidents in the United States in 2013.
Commissioners are planning to reverse policies and use toll monies to help with the installation of a suicide barrier in addition to bridge maintenance and transportation services.
Some state officials have called the suicide rates on the Golden Gate Bridge a “public health hazard.”
The primary reason why people choose the bridge as the place to jump is because they believe their impact will be painless.
90% of people who had attempted to commit suicide off the Golden Gate bridge are still alive 7 years later when interventions are successful.
The proactive nature of an intervention seems to be the best way to stop suicides from happening. Although some complaints exist about altering the aesthetics of the bridge and there are reasonable concerns about changing the wind flow that occurs around the bridge, the facts about intervention don’t lie. When 9 out of 10 people who tried to kill themselves on the bridge were prevented from doing so, they were still alive or had died of natural causes 7 years later. That cannot be ignored.

Final Facts to Consider
The largest age demographic that attempts suicide off of the Golden Gate Bridge are 20-30 year olds.
The change in reporting annual suicide rates instead of overall suicides has shown to discourage even more attempts.
A case of Snapple was offered to the family of the 1,000th jumper in 1995.
In July 2013, there was a 24 hour period where 4 people were successful in their suicide attempts.
The bridge district has increased the amount of patrols, specific training, and awareness of other bridge staff, including painters, to quickly respond to an incident should it occur.

This seems to be a case of being too close to a problem to see it clearly. Motorists still encourage people to jump when they see them. Offering prizes to family members is tacky at best. The climate is beginning to shift in regards to the issue, but more work needs to be done. If a suicide barrier could be installed and more proactive approaches taken, there is a very real possibility that the suicide rates could drop from their recent record highs quite dramatically.

Man who jumped off the Coronado bridge says bird spikes are a good first step to preventing suicides
Posted: February 27, 2019
Updated: 9:25 PM KUSI Newsroom

CORONADO (KUSI)- After nearly 420 suicides since the Coronado bridge opened up in 1969, some progress is being made to prevent people from jumping off the iconic bridge.

KUSI’s John Soderman joins us from Coronado with an amazing story of a local man, who jumped off the Coronado bridge and lived to tell his story.

[Prometheus]

Dec 6, 2022 6:38:52 GMT merh said:

Dec 6, 2022 5:45:45 GMT abbey1227 said:

And?

I hate to tell you.........but none of those people are worth the $Millions being spent.

FYI: apparently a few dozen people toss themselves into the Grand Canyon AND over the Niagara Falls every year, as well

23 Dramatic Golden Gate Bridge Suicide Statistics
Jun 1, 2017 by Brandon Gaille
The Golden Gate Bridge is a marvel of modern engineering despite its age. It is so large that once painting crews finish going in one direction, they must start over once again. It’s also large enough to be a tempting place from which to jump because it is difficult to have an emergency response arrive in time.

In 2013, Golden Gate Bridge suicides reached an all-time high with 46 people choosing to end their lives.

Golden Gate Bridge Facts
In order to prevent even more tragedies, there are some calls to install nets below the bridge to prevent suicides from occurring by jumping off the bridge. A number of families note that the decision often ends up being an impulsive one, not a planned one, and the nets would help to prevent a number of tragedies.

More than 1600 people have committed suicide by jumping off of the bridge since it opened in 1937.
$45 million is required to install suicide prevention nets below the bridge.
It only takes 4 seconds to drop the 260 feet down to the water below and with impacts at 75 mph, very few survive the initial impact of the water.

It’s a careful balance between public safety and public rights that must be walked. Should a city invest in providing a safety feature on the bridge so that one form of suicide can be prevented? Would the $45 million, or just under $1 million per life that was lost on the bridge due to suicide in 2013, be better served in social programming that can help to treat the root causes of suicide in the first place. There’s no easy answer here, but there is one thing that is for certain: something needs to be done about this issue.

What You Need to Know About Golden Gate Bridge Suicides
206 people committed suicide by jumping off the bridge from 1997 to 2007.
Only 33% of the people who have committed suicide from the bridge were residents of San Francisco.
Bridge railings were thought to be the solution to this problem, but the engineering feat to create a railing that can withstand 100 mph winds would cost about as much as the nets.
There are suicide prevention hotline phones along the path on the bridge so that people can access help before making a final decision.
Pedestrian access has been eliminated at nightfall to further prevent suicides from occurring.
Security has been placed along the bridge instead of just at the entry points to further assist potential jumpers.
Only 26 people are known to have survived the initial impact. One woman has jumped from the bridge twice to complete a suicide attempt in the bridge’s history.
The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board OKed a $76 million suicide net funding plan in June of 2014.
If someone is determined to end their life, there really isn’t much that can be done to prevent this from happening. Once a decision has been made, persuading that person to make a different decision can be extremely difficult. That’s why it is so important to recognize the warning signs of suicidal thoughts and idealization during its early stages so that interventions can have a better chance of success. It is clear that something else does need to be done. With a record high of suicides last year, these last ditch efforts just aren’t good enough.

Is There Anything That Can Be Done?
Bridge workers were able to prevent 118 suicides in 2013 alone.
There is a suicide attempt at the Golden Gate Bridge almost every other day, making it one of the most popular suicide spots in the world today.
Suicides outpaced traffic accidents in the United States in 2013.
Commissioners are planning to reverse policies and use toll monies to help with the installation of a suicide barrier in addition to bridge maintenance and transportation services.
Some state officials have called the suicide rates on the Golden Gate Bridge a “public health hazard.”
The primary reason why people choose the bridge as the place to jump is because they believe their impact will be painless.
90% of people who had attempted to commit suicide off the Golden Gate bridge are still alive 7 years later when interventions are successful.
The proactive nature of an intervention seems to be the best way to stop suicides from happening. Although some complaints exist about altering the aesthetics of the bridge and there are reasonable concerns about changing the wind flow that occurs around the bridge, the facts about intervention don’t lie. When 9 out of 10 people who tried to kill themselves on the bridge were prevented from doing so, they were still alive or had died of natural causes 7 years later. That cannot be ignored.

Final Facts to Consider
The largest age demographic that attempts suicide off of the Golden Gate Bridge are 20-30 year olds.
The change in reporting annual suicide rates instead of overall suicides has shown to discourage even more attempts.
A case of Snapple was offered to the family of the 1,000th jumper in 1995.
In July 2013, there was a 24 hour period where 4 people were successful in their suicide attempts.
The bridge district has increased the amount of patrols, specific training, and awareness of other bridge staff, including painters, to quickly respond to an incident should it occur.

This seems to be a case of being too close to a problem to see it clearly. Motorists still encourage people to jump when they see them. Offering prizes to family members is tacky at best. The climate is beginning to shift in regards to the issue, but more work needs to be done. If a suicide barrier could be installed and more proactive approaches taken, there is a very real possibility that the suicide rates could drop from their recent record highs quite dramatically.

Man who jumped off the Coronado bridge says bird spikes are a good first step to preventing suicides
Posted: February 27, 2019
Updated: 9:25 PM KUSI Newsroom

CORONADO (KUSI)- After nearly 420 suicides since the Coronado bridge opened up in 1969, some progress is being made to prevent people from jumping off the iconic bridge.

KUSI’s John Soderman joins us from Coronado with an amazing story of a local man, who jumped off the Coronado bridge and lived to tell his story.

Couldn't those people afford a gun?

[merh]

Dec 7, 2022 1:14:35 GMT Prometheus said:

Dec 6, 2022 6:38:52 GMT merh said:

Couldn't those people afford a gun?

Could my paranoid schizophrenic with psychotic undertones brother-in-law have gotten a gun?
Probably
But a gun wasn't his nature.

Jumping off the Golden Gate was

They told us the distance makes hitting the water like hitting concrete

[abbey1227]

Dec 7, 2022 7:36:11 GMT merh said:

Dec 7, 2022 1:14:35 GMT Prometheus said:

Couldn't those people afford a gun?

Could my paranoid schizophrenic with psychotic undertones brother-in-law have gotten a gun?
Probably
But a gun wasn't his nature.

Jumping off the Golden Gate was

They told us the distance makes hitting the water like hitting concrete

And this is why getting a gun........an actual right........should be paid for by tax payers. 

[Prometheus]

Dec 7, 2022 7:36:11 GMT merh said:

Dec 7, 2022 1:14:35 GMT Prometheus said:

Couldn't those people afford a gun?

Could my paranoid schizophrenic with psychotic undertones brother-in-law have gotten a gun?
Probably
But a gun wasn't his nature.

Jumping off the Golden Gate was

They told us the distance makes hitting the water like hitting concrete

That's why high-diving is considered so risky: do it wrong and you'll never do it again.

[merh]

Dec 7, 2022 8:23:13 GMT abbey1227 said:

Dec 7, 2022 7:36:11 GMT merh said:

Could my paranoid schizophrenic with psychotic undertones brother-in-law have gotten a gun?
Probably
But a gun wasn't his nature.

Jumping off the Golden Gate was

They told us the distance makes hitting the water like hitting concrete

And this is why getting a gun........an actual right........should be paid for by tax payers. 

You want schizophrenic to have guns?

I had one who decided her landlady's cat was her cat so she took a chainsaw to the landlady's car.

But you think giving her a gun was the better answer?







 

[abbey1227]

Dec 7, 2022 11:49:05 GMT merh said:

Dec 7, 2022 8:23:13 GMT abbey1227 said:

And this is why getting a gun........an actual right........should be paid for by tax payers. 

You want schizophrenic to have guns?

I had one who decided her landlady's cat was her cat so she took a chainsaw to the landlady's car.

But you think giving her a gun was the better answer?

Depends...........what kinda car was it?

Keep ignoring the explicit rights written down......and then keep insisting all of your wants are rights instead.

[merh]

Dec 7, 2022 12:07:05 GMT abbey1227 said:

Dec 7, 2022 11:49:05 GMT merh said:

You want schizophrenic to have guns?

I had one who decided her landlady's cat was her cat so she took a chainsaw to the landlady's car.

But you think giving her a gun was the better answer?

Depends...........what kinda car was it?

Keep ignoring the explicit rights written down......and then keep insisting all of your wants are rights instead.

Or the understanding of that era could never conceive what is available now.

[abbey1227]

Dec 7, 2022 21:39:26 GMT merh said:

Dec 7, 2022 12:07:05 GMT abbey1227 said:

Depends...........what kinda car was it?

Keep ignoring the explicit rights written down......and then keep insisting all of your wants are rights instead.

Or the understanding of that era could never conceive what is available now.

Selling their intellect short yet again..........while insisting we're so smart now? 

[Prometheus]

Dec 7, 2022 21:39:26 GMT merh said:

Dec 7, 2022 12:07:05 GMT abbey1227 said:

Depends...........what kinda car was it?

Keep ignoring the explicit rights written down......and then keep insisting all of your wants are rights instead.

Or the understanding of that era could never conceive what is available now.

Which is EXACTLY why they made gun ownership a right. They couldn't conceive the weapons but they sure as hell knew what would happen if only the tyrannical government had access to them....

You know what the first battle of the Revolutionary War was fought over, right? The British tried to seize an armory so the citizens couldn't fight back against their oppressors.

The history of the United States begins with the right to keep and bear arms.