Looks like we trained an individual in the fine art of killing (war) and he used those skills by-way of the Second Amendment. Matthew Riehl was many things, an attorney/e-4 specialist and had trained with a rifle just this past summer. Now he adds being a murderer to his resume'. Does it mean anything that he legally was entitled to his weapon?
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Yes, it means the gun lobby is too strong! It means that people do not understand what the Second Amendment was meant for. this country makes me sad
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