Homeless Man Found With Weapons, List of Names: Do You Fear Copycat Killers?
Heisenberg
2012/08/03 21:00:00
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SANFRANCISCO.CBSLOCAL.COM reports:
San Francisco Police displayed an array of weapons and ammunition Wednesday that were found in a homeless man's car last month in Golden Gate Park.

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They commit evil and heinous acts with malice that is completely devoid of any aforethought for the sanctity of human life.
Whether they come up with a manner, or modus poerandi, on their own or emulate the actions of other murderers is of little issue.
The same potential for evil is in a "copycat" murderer that was in the orginal killer, and they would still have unleashed their vile acts of murder upon the innocent whether they had observed someone else do so first, or not.
I am not hypocrite, I am sincere - I AM afraid.
The common thread in these shootings isn't gun ownership, it is mental illness.
Prior to the 1970s and 80s most mentally ill individuals were in fact not homeless or living in squalor, they were in Mental institutions for ONE reason to provide safety to the public.
We need those state hospitals restored and mental patients back where they belong.
We are not, Texas or Colorado.
Maybe because it is harder to get guns here, they are mostly illegal and also probably because we are nicer.
Just because someone has a gun does not make him guilty of bad intentions. Last time I read the Constitution I did NOT see the phrase "except the homeless" in the Bill Of Rights.
If you want to live your life in fear i guess that's your choice but it sure as hell does not sound like much of a life to me.
How come does he has money for a "gun", but at the same time, he is "homeless"?
Death to all Copycats!!