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Quoting redzeppelin (Reply 5): Per Dallas Morning News, it was an officer-involved shooting, and the baggage claim area is currently closed. |
Quoting scbriml (Reply 1): It's Texas. I'm surprised it doesn't happen more. |
Quoting hivue (Reply 3): eah. It's a problem for us -- a lot like rampant football hooliganism in Britain. (Oh, oops... is that a stereotype?) |
Quoting Prost (Reply 11): Dallas is a surprisingly (for those who have limited understanding of Texas) liberal city. Well educated people, pretty well travelled, and their attitudes seem to be more libertarian than truly conservative from my experiences. |
Quoting smokeybandit (Reply 9): I'm amazed at the bystanders. If someone's shooting a gun, I'm not hanging around |
Quoting SPREE34 (Reply 8): Quoting scbriml (Reply 1): It's Texas. I'm surprised it doesn't happen more. Please, elighten us with more of your superior knowledge of the still developing situation, and your obviously voluminous understanding Texas demographics. Quoting hivue (Reply 3): eah. It's a problem for us -- a lot like rampant football hooliganism in Britain. (Oh, oops... is that a stereotype?) Well played. |
Quoting SXDFC (Reply 13): Believe it or not, shootings happen outside of Texas, and America in that regard. Thank you for your concern though, you're an awesome person! |
Quoting FlyingSicilian (Reply 20): Why, Texas is nowhere close to on the high end of gun-ownership rates in the US, contrary to popular belief and has a below average gun murder rate. |
Quoting smokeybandit (Reply 8): Video here. There is no graphic content. I'm amazed at the bystanders. If someone's shooting a gun, I'm not hanging around |
Quoting mozart (Reply 22): As you say, *compared to the US*. But compared to the rest of the civilized world gun ownership and gun murder rates are astronomical. |
Quoting mozart (Reply 19): Number of gun murders/100,000 population: United States: 3.5 Texas: 3.2 United Kingdom: 0.1 |
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Quoting scbriml (Reply 1): It's Texas. I'm surprised it doesn't happen more. |
Quoting flyingclrs727 (Reply 27): Another shooting in a gun free zone. |
Quoting LTC8K6 (Reply 29): You can see the damaged car there. Quite a bit of damage to it all around. |
Quoting FlyingSicilian (Reply 26): actually that is false also, or do you have some fecklessly odd definition of the civilised world? I live in Europe and own a gun, as do most of the people who live around me. Plenty of civilised countries do. Don't go on the whinny death penalty is bad, guns are bad nonsense here. |
Quoting LTC8K6 (Reply 29): Quite a bit of damage to it all around. |
Quoting redzeppelin (Reply 35): Outdoor landscaping? |
Quoting hivue (Reply 3): Yeah. It's a problem for us -- a lot like rampant football hooliganism in Britain. (Oh, oops... is that a stereotype?) |
Quoting SPREE34 (Reply 7): Well played. |
Quoting SXDFC (Reply 12): Believe it or not, shootings happen outside of Texas, and America in that regard. Thank you for your concern though, you're an awesome person! |
Quoting hivue (Reply 3): Yeah. It's a problem for us -- a lot like rampant football hooliganism in Britain. (Oh, oops... is that a stereotype?) |
Quoting flyingclrs727 (Reply 27): Another shooting in a gun free zone. |
Quoting Markam (Reply 33): While I agree that the choice of "civilised world" might have been unfortunate, mozart did give you the hard fact to begin with: there are 32 times more gun murders in Texas than in the United Kingdom (35 times more in the United States overall). So the assertion that Texas and/or the United States "have a problem with gun violence", while arguably relative in worldwide terms, is hardly contestable when coming from the United Kingdom |
Quoting DDR (Reply 40): This forum is for aviation. |
Quoting FlyingSicilian (Reply 42): While early, initial reports are this case was one of a person being threatening and harming others. the fact it was near an airport seems somewhat irrelevant. |
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