Welcome to the cisco117 - thoughts and opinions II blog

Welcome to the cisco117 - thoughts and opinions II blog. This is a blog of all the thoughts, comments, and opinions that I have in regards to whatever the subject is at hand. I would also like to let you know that this blog is associated with my other blog that is on WordPress which is cisco117 - in cisco's point of view https://cisco117.wordpress.com/   In closing, as you read my blog please feel free to add your thoughts, opinions, and/or critique I strongly encourage you.

The Arizona Shootings Tragedy - it can happen anywhere!

As I was reading and watching the funeral and memorial services of some of the victims of the Arizona shootings tragedy involving Arizona Congresswoman, Gabrielle Giffords who was a victim as well as she was shot in the head. What really hit me hard about this unfortunate incident is that one of the victims was a sweet little girl who was only nine years old and had her entire life ahead, now her life is a sweet memory and a missing piece of love and happiness to her beloved family to which I pay my respects and condolences for their grief and loss. Another part that bothers me very much about this incident is that the suspected gunman was a 22 year old young man that had a reputation and the behavior of being mentally unstable, threatening and frightening to several people including several students at the community college where he attended classes, even of the college instructors that taught him said that suspected assailant would yell in class for no apparent reason. The gunman was believed to purchase his gun(s) and weapon(s) at a weapons store in Texas, where they do not check any background(s) or criminal record(s) so just about anyone can purchase a weapon in Texas without worry and then go to another state to commit your cowardless act or crime. As a nation, we need to change our gun law(s) and regulation(s) so that all 50 states of the union are on the same page in regards to gun(s) and violent act(s) or else I have a bad feeling that these kinds of tragedies are not going to stop until we make them stop.