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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-33115246
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Strange headline by you and the bbc, i dont think he intended to kill himself. A kid shot himself dead with his parents gun is more accurate.
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He held the gun. He fired it. He died. Intention is irrelevent.
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Right, he had enough of life.
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He fired the gun against himself and he died. He killed himself. No one else killed him. You can kill yourself accidentally, i.e. without intention.
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Would a 3yr Old really realise the difference between a real gun,and a Toy gun ? I think not.
US gun laws once again to blame,not the 3yr old. |
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YOU S A, F*** YEH
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Some cynical people will say that this is a fake news story by the FBI to help change the US gun laws.
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Not sure what your point is Ibrahima Sonko. The headline doesn't say that he committed suicide. It says he killed himself, as in it was him that did it rather than somebody else, and as in he is now dead and not alive. So it is correct.
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safety catch?
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