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4-Year-Old Shoots Babysitter, Cops Say
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JACKSON, Ohio (Jan. 5) - Police say a 4-year-old boy in southern Ohio shot his baby sitter because the sitter accidentally stepped on his foot.

Police said 18-year-old Nathan Beavers and several other teenagers were baby-sitting several young children in a mobile home in Jackson on Sunday when the shooting occurred.

Witnesses told police the 4-year-old retrieved the shotgun from a bedroom closet and shot Beavers. Police said the child was angry because Beavers accidentally stepped on his foot.

Beavers was hospitalized with minor pellet wounds to his arm and side.
Police say another teen was also injured with shotgun pellets.
Jackson County Sheriff John Shashteen said authorities are investigating the shooting. The child has not been charged.


Sounds like some redneck Ohioans.
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Is there any other kind?


I like how they have 7 teenagers babysitting.Nothing could go wrong there.

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BIRD33 Wrote:Is there any other kind?


I like how they have 7 teenagers babysitting.Nothing could go wrong there.


I am one of few, but I can honestly say that I live in Ohio and am not a redneck.

Yeah, 7 teenagers in a trailer- first off- can that many people fit in a trailer?
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No offense but based on past elections Ohio might be the dumbest state not in the south.Also it might be the most racist state not in the south.Some of those videos from Mccain or Palin rallys were pretty ugly.

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BIRD33 Wrote:No offense but based on past elections Ohio might be the dumbest state not in the south.Also it might be the most racist state not in the south.Some of those videos from Mccain or Palin rallys were pretty ugly.

The county I live in is very Republican. The town I live in is pretty racist. But I'm neither of those and there are a lot of people around here who aren't either. I think you encounter dumbass racists anywhere you go, don't you?
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bam Wrote:The county I live in is very Republican. The town I live in is pretty racist. But I'm neither of those and there are a lot of people around here who aren't either. I think you encounter dumbass racists anywhere you go, don't you?


Sure.PA is a very racist state but is balanced out by the big cities of Pittsburgh and Philly with a lot of blacks.I think Ohio is a little more proud of their racism.I'll find the one video that sticks in my mind of a Mccain rally that could have been a klan rally with all the disgusting things going on and being said.

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BIRD33 Wrote:Sure.PA is a very racist state but is balanced out by the big cities of Pittsburgh and Philly with a lot of blacks.I think Ohio is a little more proud of their racism.I'll find the one video that sticks in my mind of a Mccain rally that could have been a klan rally with all the disgusting things going on and being said.

Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Cleveland are primarily black.

I went to the McCain Rally in Dayton where he announced Palin as his running mate. I was there as a protester though. Lol
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Here it is.Its positively scary.Again I'm not implying the whole state is racist but its more prevalent and accepted than any other state that's not in the south.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b5QeYV2d6s"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b5QeYV2d6s[/ame]

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bam Wrote:Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Cleveland are primarily black.

I went to the McCain Rally in Dayton where he announced Palin as his running mate. I was there as a protester though. Lol

But not huge populations of blacks to balance out the white vote as a whole like Philly does in PA.

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bam Wrote:Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Cleveland are primarily black.

I didn't know they had so many of them in Ohio.
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Actually though, Ohio elected Obama by more than 250,000 votes.

Obama, Barack (D) 51.48% 2,933,388
McCain, John ® 46.94% 2,674,491
Nader, Ralph (I) 0.74% 42,288
Barr, Bob (L) 0.35% 19,888 <--my guy
Baldwin, Chuck (CP) 0.22% 12,550
McKinney, Cynthia (GR) 0.15% 8,513
Duncan, Richard (I) 0.07% 3,902
Moore, Brian (SO) 0.05% 2,731
Allen, Donald (I) 0.00% 212
Keyes, Alan (I) 0.00% 160
Schriner, Joe (I) 0.00% 71
Robertson, Platt (I) 0.00% 63
Allen, Jonathan (I) 0.00% 2
Germalic, James (I) 0.00% 1
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bam Wrote:Actually though, Ohio elected Obama by more than 250,000 votes.

Obama, Barack (D) 51.48% 2,933,388
McCain, John ® 46.94% 2,674,491
Nader, Ralph (I) 0.74% 42,288
Barr, Bob (L) 0.35% 19,888 <--my guy
Baldwin, Chuck (CP) 0.22% 12,550
McKinney, Cynthia (GR) 0.15% 8,513
Duncan, Richard (I) 0.07% 3,902
Moore, Brian (SO) 0.05% 2,731
Allen, Donald (I) 0.00% 212
Keyes, Alan (I) 0.00% 160
Schriner, Joe (I) 0.00% 71
Robertson, Platt (I) 0.00% 63
Allen, Jonathan (I) 0.00% 2
Germalic, James (I) 0.00% 1

I know they did but that was after the economy crapped out and Mccain was still saying the fundamentals of the economy are strong.

Why did you vote for Bob Barr?Granted he is a good guy but he never had a chance.

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BIRD33 Wrote:I know they did but that was after the economy crapped out and Mccain was still saying the fundamentals of the economy are strong.

Why did you vote for Bob Barr?Granted he is a good guy but he never had a chance.

I didn't like Obama or McCain. I don't particularly care for the Republican or Democratic parties. A vote for Bob Barr, for me, was based on principal. I knew he wasn't going to win, but I feel like the Libertarian Party overall, has the same ideas as me on the important issues. Third party candidates might actually have a chance at some point in the future if people would get over the "my vote won't count" reasoning.
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Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:I didn't know they had so many of them in Ohio.


and they even let them vote!

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BIRD33 Wrote:and they even let them vote!

lol
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bam Wrote:I didn't like Obama or McCain. I don't particularly care for the Republican or Democratic parties. A vote for Bob Barr, for me, was based on principal. I knew he wasn't going to win, but I feel like the Libertarian Party overall, has the same ideas as me on the important issues. Third party candidates might actually have a chance at some point in the future if people would get over the "my vote won't count" reasoning.

Barr was a good republican alternative.A 3rd party candidate will win one day.It will take a really popular person and a real low point for both parties but it can be done.

What don't you like about Obama?

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BIRD33 Wrote:Barr was a good republican alternative.A 3rd party candidate will win one day.It will take a really popular person and a real low point for both parties but it can be done.

What don't you like about Obama?

The healthcare plan, the tax plan and a lot of the Democratic party's stance on various issues.
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Well enjoy the ride then.Kind of like me the previous eight years.

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BIRD33 Wrote:Well enjoy the ride then.Kind of like me the previous eight years.

I’ll be supportive of him because he is our President and I think that’s the respectful thing to do, but that’s all I can promise. Smile
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I don't want to hear a peep out of you.

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