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Mum Buys Guns For 14 Year Old - Hmm, what is wrong here

Lets start by reading the title. Mum Buys Guns For 14 Year Old. What is your first reaction. WHAT THE?

So was mine. This type of headline is popping up in the new more frequently in the past few months now. I have read over 30 articles where the parents either 'lend', 'buy', or 'steal' a gun or weapon of some sort and give it to a child. Yes a child.

Lets stop for a moment and think about this. Parents have child, child grows up a bit, parents buy guy for child, parents send child to school, you fill in the rest.

How [insert insult here] do you have to be to send your CHILD to school or public, no, why would you give a gun to a child in the first place. How messed up do you have to be to do that.

Some people might say well, they were brought up a different way... no. That is not the case in this. The parents have mental brain damage and should be hospitalized. Personally, people like that should not be allowed to have kids.

Here's a perfect example, Mother charged in school threat case.

Here's the small description of the article.

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Composite of 14-year-old Dillon Cossey and his mother, Michele Cossey. Dillon is being held in connection with his allegedly planning an attack on Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School. Michele has been charged with buying him three weapons.



The mother bought guns for him, does anybody see anything wrong with this? Guess what they found in the boys bedroom?


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police searched the boy's bedroom and found the 9 mm rifle, about 30 air-powered guns modeled to look like higher-powered weapons, swords, knives, a bomb-making book, videos of the 1999 Columbine attack in Colorado and violence-filled notebooks




  • 1 9mm rifle

  • 30 Air-Powered guns

  • Sword(s)

  • Knive(s)

  • 1 Bomb-Making book

  • Videos of the '99 Columbine attack

  • Violence-filled notebook(s)



That's a list for disaster. It's good the police caught this, because it could have been another '99 Columbine. That all for my opinion/rant of this topic.

Monday October 15, 2007 - 163 reads