Three siblings die in Beaumont shooting

[TexasTowelie]

Three siblings are dead and a family acquaintance is in critical condition following a shooting Sunday in the 3700 block of South Fourth Street in Beaumont.

Police officers responded to a disturbance call around 4 p.m. Sunday and found four people with multiple gunshot wounds in the yard of the house, said Rob Flores, spokesman with the Beaumont Police Department.

Two people - a 33-year-old man and his 30-year-old sister - were dead at the scene.

Emergency crews transported the 34-year-old brother of the deceased and a 21-year-old woman to the hospital. Police say the woman was a family acquaintance.

More at http://www.beaumontenterprise.com/news/article/Update-Three-siblings-die-in-Beaumont-shooting-5322635.php .

[Loudly]

1. Did these people have genuine rights? Did their genuine rights matter?

Or is the pretend "right" of access to a gun and ammunition the only so-called "right" which matters?

[pipoman]

2. Rights? Rights aren't violated by other citizens.

Citizens sometimes break laws and sometimes victimize others. The government is the only entity which can violate your rights.

[TeamPooka]

4. That is so incorrect you should be embarrassed....

It's not just the government that can violate a person's rights.
People and companies can be prosecuted, arrested and sued for civil rights violations against other citizens.

[ErikJ]

3. the "Holy" 2nd Amendment is obsolete

It was put into Constitituition for maintenance of our national defense, the citizen militia. (we had no standing army until 1815).

2nd Amendment has been deified like any other tyrant dictator in history. Look how those turned out.