Progressive Politics

YES. GOOD.

I am so sick of these gun nut enabler parents who refuse to manage their personal WMD's like responsible adults.

The sentence should have been longer. He not only helped kill all those people, he destroyed his son's life, too. I don't see how he deserved any mercy.

Sigh...

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So fuck you. you first fuck my privacy and then lie to me about it. I know, nothing new, not even the worst offender, but that "we care" always incenses me to the point that I would punch the manager who wrote that.

I feel the sentences should be the other way around.

"colt gray"

not "gunmetal gray"

bury him under the jail what kind of dad would fuck up an opportunity like that you already named the kid "gun" commit to the fuckin joke come on man

That's definitely an improvement for accountability but people with weapons should have to carry liability insurance so the victims can get paid too.

Named his son Colt.

Healthy stable genius.

pos enabler

Good, but should have been longer.

In general, I hate this prescident of sentencing parents for the actions of their children. In this case there does seem to be serious negligence on the part of the father. I don't love this, but I definitely understand

Judge Nicholas Primm, who also sentenced Colt Gray, was blunt in addressing the elder Gray: “It is clear you failed as a parent.” But he said punishing crimes of negligence is particularly difficult because there was no intent to commit a crime.

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Colt Gray, who was 14 at the time of the shooting, had shown signs of deteriorating mental health in the weeks leading up to the killings, according to testimony. He belonged to a “true crime community” online where he and other young people discussed their obsession with mass shooters, an investigator testified.

The teen’s mother, Marcee Gray, who was separated from Colin Gray, told investigators she had argued with her estranged husband weeks before the shooting, asking him to secure his guns and restrict their son’s access.

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“You were convicted because the warning lights were flashing brighter and brighter and you didn’t get him help and you didn’t remove his access to the guns,” Primm said.