[Father Thomas Martin]

Originally Posted by Father Thomas Martin

I said "Because I am one too"

Stop vandalizing my posts, heretic slime!

No, I said because I am NOT, NOT "because I am one too"!

You're slandering another person's reputation by speading your lies-And we all know who the father of lies is...

[Mindlessness]

This camp doesn't sound like a good camp, teaching children to use guns! That is no better than those African and middle-eastern countries who use kids as soldiers!

[Bobby-Joe]

Originally Posted by Father Thomas Martin

No, I said because I am NOT, NOT "because I am one too"!

You're slandering another person's reputation by speading your lies-And we all know who the father of lies is...

Martin,

Are you sure that it is us editing your posts is it your soul trying to repent? Maybe Jesus is trying to tell you something Martin.

[Dorklard Raisyn]

You MUST be joking. Everyone on this site needs a dose of the Electric Chair.

[Talitha]

Originally Posted by Darklord Raidyn

You MUST be joking. Everyone on this site needs a dose of the Electric Chair.

This is no joke friend.
Do you always Troll the Internet persecuting innocent Christians?

[Eugene Hackwith]

Originally Posted by Mindlessness

This camp doesn't sound like a good camp, teaching children to use guns! That is no better than those African and middle-eastern countries who use kids as soldiers!

Hey now...those regions of the world have the right idea by using children as soldiers, because children are very impressionable and make smaller targets. However, they are completely out of touch with reality in this respect since they worship false Gods. That automatically makes everything they might do unrighteous and wrong.

[Nobar King]

Here's an example of a family who should have sent their son to Bible Gun Camp:

Boy, 8, fatally shoots self with Uzi at gun show

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By SUSAN HAIGH, October 28, 2008

WESTFIELD, Mass. (AP) _ With an instructor watching, an 8-year-old boy at a gun fair aimed an Uzi at a pumpkin and pulled the trigger as his dad reached for a camera. It was his first time shooting a fully automatic machine gun, and the recoil of the weapon was too much for him. He lost control and fatally shot himself in the head.

Now gun safety experts — and some gun enthusiasts at the club where the shooting happened — are wondering why such a young child was allowed to fire a weapon used in war. Local, state and federal authorities are also investigating whether everyone involved had proper licenses or if anyone committed a criminal act. "It's easy to lose control of a weapon like that ... they are used on a battleground for a very good reason," said Jerry Belair, a spokesman for Stop Handgun Violence, based in Newton, Mass. "It's to shoot as many times as you possibly can without having to reload at an enemy that's approaching. It's not a toy. It's not something to play with."

Police said Christopher Bizilj (Bah-SEAL) of Ashford, Conn., was pronounced dead at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, Mass., on Sunday afternoon, shortly after firing a 9mm micro Uzi submachine gun at the Machine Gun Shoot and Firearms Expo at the Westfield Sportsman's Club, co-sponsored by C.O.P. Firearms & Training.
"The weapon was loaded and ready to fire," Westfield police Lt. Hipolito Nunez said. "The 8-year-old victim had the Uzi and as he was firing the weapon, the front end of the weapon went up with the backfire and he ended up receiving a round in his head." Nunez said the investigation is continuing.

Christopher, a third-grader, was attending the show with his father and sixth-grade brother, Colin. Christopher had fired handguns and rifles before, but Sunday was his first time firing an automatic weapon, said his father, Charles Bizilj. Bizilj told the Boston Globe he was about 10 feet behind his son and reaching for his camera when the weapon fired. He said his family avoided the larger weapons, but he let his son try the Uzi because it's a small weapon with little recoil.

"This accident was truly a mystery to me," said Bizilj, director of emergency medicine at Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford, Conn. "This is a horrible event, a horrible travesty, and I really don't know why it happened."

Police are calling the shooting an accident but are investigating whether everyone connected with the incident had proper weapons permits. Massachusetts requires licenses to own firearms, and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives issues different licenses to possess machine guns. The machine gun shoot drew hundreds of people from as far away as Maine and Virginia. An advertisement said it would include machine gun demonstrations and rentals and free handgun lessons.

"It's all legal & fun — No permits or licenses required!!!!" reads the ad, posted on the club's Web site. "You will be accompanied to the firing line with a Certified Instructor to guide you. But You Are In Control — "FULL AUTO ROCK & ROLL," the ad said.

The ad also said children under 16 would be admitted free, and both adults and children were offered free .22-caliber pistol and rifle shooting.
Massachusetts has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. It is legal in Massachusetts for children to fire a weapon if they have permission from a parent or legal guardian and they are supervised by a properly certified and licensed instructor, Nunez said. The name of the instructor who was with the boy at the time was not released.

"We do not know at this time the full facts of this incident," Nunez said Monday.

We need proper training for raising the next wave of Christian American soldiers!!

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Brother Nobar, are you sure that the child wasn't an Emo taking advantage of the situation? Or maybe a closet Obamabot, martyring himself to the false deity of gun control?

I think we need a full investigation into this little Commie atheist's history!

[Nobar King]

I don't know who he is, but he wasn't good enough to handle a gun, so I'm sure his soul is going where God intended.

[Deaner]

Originally Posted by Nobar King

I don't know who he is, but he wasn't good enough to handle a gun, so I'm sure his soul is going where God intended.

There has to be something wrong with the little bastard. God deciding to put a bullet in your head isn't some kind of veiled threat; that's a direct statement.

I'm suspecting his heritage has something to do with it. His last name is "Bizilj", which sounds like some kind of Belgian jew-wop.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

It's time once again folks!!