Texas gun control activist shoots her three children dead

Washington Examiner ^ | November 2, 2019 | Ellie Bufkin

[HamiltonJay]

Better they die with me than live with their father.....

INSANITY.

[familyop]

Ping.

[familyop]

Road rage? Also from a long term effect of drugs.

And addicts can’t legally have weapons. That’s why they want their neighbors to be disarmed. Their neighbors have things that they want—things that can be sold for money to buy more drugs.

See how many addicts are around us. Nearly all of them started with pot instead of prescriptions for antidepressants. Anxiety and depression are consequences of long term drug abuse.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

She should have drown them and then claimed it was her husband's fault.

Then she could have had all sorts of people cooing over her.

[equaviator]

“Anxiety and depression are consequences of long term drug abuse.”

People who have always been drug-free can suffer from anxiety and depression. Anxiety and depression are often treated with legally prescribed psychotropic drugs and some patients abuse those drugs, which can make them a danger to themselves and/or society at large. If you go through a gram of cocaine every day or even every other day, you’re probably gonna have anxiety and depression as side-effects, especially if you’re binge-drinking at the same time.

[Tired of Taxes]

The news reporters might’ve misunderstood the ex. Or some information must be missing from the ex’s statement. Because, if this woman didn’t work and the children were living with her, then surely, the ex must’ve been ordered to pay her alimony and child support.

So, even if she was ordered to pay him rent (maybe he was the homeowner before marriage?), she could’ve used the money she received from him toward paying him.

Whatever the case, assuming the police are correct that she’s the killer, she’s probably been a narcissist for a long time.

[Tired of Taxes]

True. She only escaped punishment here on Earth.

[MortMan]

Reporters are fraught with misunderstanding.

I hadn’t considered whether he might have owned the property before the marriage - which would make it NOT community property. And therefore, he would be the rightful landlord.

Thank you for the thoughtful response.

[Oatka]

He used to carry a newspaper and when questioned he would say he carried it so people would THINK he could read.
So maybe he wasn’t quite as dumb as we thought. Or was he?

There was an old cartoon character called "Denny Dimwit". People made fun of his "stupidity" all the time. The favorite trick was to hold out two hands and offer Denny a dime or a nickle. Denny took the nickle every time.

Some kind-hearted soul took Denny aside and told him the dime was worth more than the nickle, even though the nickel was larger, so why did he keep making that choice?

Denny replied, "How many time do you think they'd do that if I took the dime?"

[xrmusn]

I do remember Denny Dimwit.
Winnie Winkle was my first ‘true love’ <: <: <:

I believe it was an old ‘Spiritual’ Preacher - Daddy Grace- that used to tell his following to save those hard earned paper money, just give me the change in your pocket....

Naturally everone knows coins are ‘worthless’.....ha ha

(Every try just dumping your pockets and put the change in a jar every night?...especially in the pre ‘debit card’ world where we actually traded in REAL money...)

[familyop]

I trust your word on some straight and sober people having problems with anxiety and/or depression, learned or otherwise. But while working and otherwise listening and observing, I have become acquainted with many who had lied to their psychologists and psychiatrists. At least most of them started with weed. Some were in management positions.

[Amberdawn]

I think some people don’t feel they’re alive unless they’re angry at someone or something. Leftards in a nut shell. Many of them seem to project their internal demons onto the world at large. Those poor kids.

[equaviator]

“At least most of them started with weed.”

In my era, you started with cigarettes. It was just a matter of time until you were somehow introduced to marijuana, which was completely different except that it was also smoked. Mescaline was next and it was so different that you weren’t quite sure of what to think of it, so you tried it again and maybe a third or fourth time. most of the kids I knew in Jr. High never went much further than that. We didn’t have a bunch of drunks in our schools back then, except for the faculty.

[kalee]

In that second photo she has “moon face”, a side effect of Prednisone, a steroid used in treatment of lupus. I wonder if she was on Prednisone when she killed the children and herself.