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So, we're doing the news.

We got more info about this school shooting in Georgia. And as we mentioned earlier, the dad has become a big part of this story because the kid's dad has been charged with quite a few things, including a couple counts of second degree murder. He's been charged as an accessory to all this. We were talking about this, you know, debate about whether or not the parents can be held

responsible.

I'm okay with parents being held responsible if they broke a law.

Right.

If they actually were accessories, like if they worked together, if they looked like the dad was

aware that this was going to happen and somehow facilitated it.

Giving the kid a gun for Christmas in 2023, was that in and of itself against the law?

I can't imagine it.

Even though you'd already told the cops last year, before Christmas, hey, you know, I know he's got problems.

He gets bullied and we'll try and keep the guns away from him.

Then you end up giving him a gun for Christmas. Even if you did that even if you lied to those cops is that

against the law i'm not sure i don't exactly understand how it is but everyone just seems to be an

agreement that hey look here's why he's getting charged it's because he told these investigators

that he would keep the guns away and then he ended up getting him a gun anyway. Now, his, the dad, his ex-father-in-law, so the kid's grandfather, maternal grandfather, says that the dad deserves a death penalty. What? He says that he should be held totally responsible for, he called him evil, said he should be held totally responsible for provoking

this entire massacre. Obviously the father-in-law, ex-father-in-law, not a big fan of his former son-in-law, but this whole, like, he should be held responsible. He should get the death penalty. Let's not do that. And I was like, wow, that's pretty strong words. I was like, I wonder what my ex-father-in-law would say.

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