Slain German student’s father criticizes US (over guess what—“gun culture”)

Associated Press ^ | May 1, 2014 4:56 PM EDT | Kirsten Grieshaber and Bill Gorman

[Olog-hai]

The father of a 17-year-old exchange student shot dead in Montana departed the U.S. on Thursday after criticizing the nation’s gun culture and arranging for his son’s body to be flown back to Germany.

Celal Dede flew out of Missoula after securing the release of Diren Dede’s body, which was transported from Montana on Wednesday afternoon, German consulate spokeswoman Julia Reinhardt said.

Before he departed, Celal Dede told the German news agency DPA that he had never imagined his son could be shot for simply entering somebody’s property.

“America cannot continue to play cowboy,” Celal Dede said. …

[Viennacon]

All Jews should come together and condemn Germany’s ‘gas culture’. The man is a loon, and should be institutionalized.

[PLMerite]

“Kaarma told police he fired high to avoid hitting the car in the garage - but court records showed that three of four shots were aimed low.”

Well, I guess he knew where the car was so he knew where he could aim high/low and be safe. Too bad the dumbass kid was inside up to no good.

[Blue Collar Christian]

Did he not know that there are guns in America before he came over here? He could have stayed in Europe where there are no murders.

We also have people that could have killed him with a hammer, or a baseball bat. Would that be preferable?

It’s sad he lost his son, but it’s not our “gun culture” at fault here, it’s evil people. This is a free country, and liberty is worth the risks.

[max americana]

““America cannot continue to play cowboy,” Celal Dede said. …”

Don’t worry dipsh*t, obamatard is doing his best playing Indian.

[Jagdgewehr]

“America cannot continue to play cowboy,” Then go home or go to Hell... whichever suits you. Just leave.

[devolve]

- 150 years ago someone would have hanged him…. and then shot him -

[sagar]

We just have to remember that the nazis did take the guns away.

[faithhopecharity]

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Diren Dede moments before he was shot and killed

[Kaosinla]

It took cowboys to turn off the ovens...like always.

[Foundahardheadedwoman]

The nazi’s took the guns away from the Jews, not the ‘good Germans’. At least I read that somewhere.

[lavaroise]

Can’t Russia invade them again yet?

[Vendome]

What if yo bebee boy had pulled the same thing in Switzerland ?

He’d be dead....still.

Sorry you lost your son.

[Born to Conserve]

The press is intentionally not discussing the FACT that this kid was robbing the house.

[Red in Blue PA]

Great post!

Will use that in the future when talking to libs.

[panaxanax]

Me, too.

“It took cowboys to turn off the ovens...like always.”

Good quote for future. Thanks, Kaosinla!

[PapaBear3625]

All Jews should come together and condemn Germany’s ‘gas culture’. The man is a loon, and should be institutionalized.

The "German" is a Turkish Muslim immigrant to Germany.

Didn't you read the fatwa about the possessions of infidels being there for Muslims to take?

[backwoods-engineer]

Celal Dede told the German news agency DPA that he had never imagined his son could be shot for simply entering somebody’s property.

Stay outta my country, then, you freedom-hating German serf.

[bruoz]

“America cannot continue to play cowboy,” Celal Dede said. …

We're not playing.

[ExCTCitizen]

Hey dumbass, your son was breaking INTO a home. We have the right to own guns and to defend ourselves.

I'm sick of these foreigners telling us how to run our country. Unfortunately, we do have a foreigner tell us how to live, his name is Obama.