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thesquanderer

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6. I don't think it sounds like a very insulated family

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #4)

Sat Oct 26, 2024, 08:19 AM

Oct 26

article says:

"Mark and Sarah Humiston were home schooling their children, and were very active in the community"

Also, FWIW, his employer said "“Mark’s leadership and vision were integral within our firm" -- leadership implies someone who actively engages with people, as opposed to the kind of worker who keeps to himself.

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You noticed that too.... (home-schooled). Yes, it is absolutely the guns, but this strikes me as a very insulated hlthe2b Oct 26 #4

I don't think it sounds like a very insulated family thesquanderer Oct 26 #6

I'm talking about the kids. YOU are talking about the father/parents. There is nothing in the article hlthe2b Oct 26 #7

Ah. I interpreted "family" as the entire household. thesquanderer Oct 26 #11

I strongly support common sense gun laws. 70sEraVet Oct 26 #8

Yeah, it is very rare for 15 yrs old boys Farmer-Rick Oct 26 #10

He got bad grades from his own parents? FakeNoose Oct 26 #13

Oh, you're right Farmer-Rick Oct 26 #14

My guess it's not about bad grades. LisaL Oct 26 #15

More lip service but no action. Like the other times. twodogsbarking Oct 26 #9

Why is a gun the first answer to a kid's problems now? Bayard Oct 26 #12

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