EW - I don’t think the comic-book violence embedded in Batman movie mythology caused the horrible movie-theater killing spree in Aurora, Colo., turning mass excitement at the first showing of The Dark Knight Rises into mass terror. Assault weapons and a mountain of ammunition, pathetically easy and legal for an average American evil madman to obtain, did that. While the attack took place at a suburban multiplex on a summer’s night, the same horror could have been unleashed somewhere else — a baseball stadium, a shopping mall, a music arena, any place we gather as a group, feeling trusting and fortunate.
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You know he didn't acquire his gear legally, right?
What he had was ILLEGAL. Go do some research before writing your sensationalist crap. Next I will see a petition to ban knives with pointy edges...
they havent banned knives just yet, guns first then they unsharpen your knives and all dull forks. its coming
The weapons the shooter had? I'm almost positive he LEGALLY purchased all his guns at a Walmart.... The guns laws in CO are WEAK!
someone needs to grow some balls