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    26 murdered, 57 wounded, Thailand mall shooting

    This one looks like old fashioned crazy vs religion of peace, motives, but details still coming in:


    Mass public shooting in Thailand mall and military base, at least 26 murdered, 57 wounded, six in intensive care

    The suspect – named by defence officials as Sgt. Jakrapanth Thomma – posted a video on Facebook and even posed for a selfie in front of the burning building.

    He is now holed up in a basement at the mall in the city of Nakhon Ratchasima, also known as Korat, in a dramatic stand-off with cops.

    The Health Minister confirmed a member of the Thai security forces was killed – bringing the grisly death toll to 21.

    Police and the army have now stormed the shopping centre, with reports shots were heard as cops were met with angry shouts and gunfire.

    Hundreds of shoppers who were taken hostage inside the mall have since run free. . . .

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    They need more gun control laws. Only police and military should have guns. Oh, wait.....
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    I was told mass shootings were a uniquely American thing. I was also told more gun control would stop these things. I guess those people are wrong?

    Prayers sent for all those families.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flenna View Post
    They need more gun control laws. Only police and military should have guns. Oh, wait.....
    Beat me to it... 110%
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    I spent a fair bit of time in Korat. The people were always kind, and very nice to us. I'm sorry to read about this.

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    This is a terrible thing to read. The gun control angle will be entirely ignored by the media, or somehow this will all be Trumps fault.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeriousStudent View Post
    I spent a fair bit of time in Korat. The people were always kind, and very nice to us. I'm sorry to read about this.
    What time frame was that?

    Someone mentioned about gun control in Thailand. Actually, gun ownership is allowed. In the early 70s, we saw quite a bit of gun stores in Bangkok. Walked along some shopping district, among restaurants, jewelry stores, markets, etc. there were gun stores selling handguns and long guns.

    Now they even have IDPA clubs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam View Post
    What time frame was that?

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    1987 - 1988. I was a wee youngster, going wherever my rich Uncle sent me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam View Post
    What time frame was that?

    Someone mentioned about gun control in Thailand. Actually, gun ownership is allowed. In the early 70s, we saw quite a bit of gun stores in Bangkok. Walked along some shopping district, among restaurants, jewelry stores, markets, etc. there were gun stores selling handguns and long guns.

    Now they even have IDPA clubs.
    I think somebody was being sarcastic. A lot of gun people retire to Thailand, it's a pretty libertarian kind of country. Pretty sure George Sullivan of Armalite moved there after visiting the country during gun sales of things like the AR-18.
    It's hard to be a ACLU hating, philosophically Libertarian, socially liberal, fiscally conservative, scientifically grounded, agnostic, porn admiring gun owner who believes in self determination.

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