Anonymous wrote:Imagine sending your child to school and that's the last time you ever see them.

The news reported a text to a mother from a 16 year old student huddled with her classmates during the shooting that said, "I know I have not been a perfect daughter. I love you. I'm sorry."

Oh now. I'm sure it's 'too early' and 'not the right time' to talk about gun control. Isn't that what they say?

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Anonymous wrote:America is not tired, just yet. When you get sick of it, you will do something about it.

I mean if a bunch of little kids getting shot at Sandy Hook did nothing, what is it going to take?

And Uvalde, TX

not to mention the many, many high schools, Parkland HS, Florida, Oxford High School, MI, Nashville's Covenent School shooting...

Anonymous wrote:I bet if abortions were performed with guns, they would change their tunes

True

Anonymous wrote:America is not tired, just yet. When you get sick of it, you will do something about it.

I mean if a bunch of little kids getting shot at Sandy Hook did nothing, what is it going to take?

I bet if abortions were performed with guns, they would change their tunes

Anonymous wrote:We're so conditioned to shrug off gun violence because of the frequency of these things, and the MAGAs are somehow confused when no one gets too excited about a Republican kid randomly taking a shot at their leader.

Good point.

They care more about a washed up, grifting rapist who is grazed by a bullet, than the beautiful babies in Sandy Hook were transformed into a bloody pile of corpses.

Tragic day for all involved.

Sad.

My thoughts and prayers are with the victims.

Anonymous wrote:Imagine sending your child to school and that's the last time you ever see them.

I hate that my children have to live with routine active shooter drills. And that they now have to worry about warning signs that a classmate might be a threat for gun violence. I hate that the Republicans are normalizing guns in schools as a necessary evil.

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Well, if that is the culture you cultivate, the leaders you elect, then you are going to get your young men thinking guns are cool and a way to solve perceived social problems.

Trump just issued a comment. He said, "Well, we have to move on."

Yep, the day of the shooting it is already time to move on.
And soon a republican politician will say it is too soon to discuss policy solutions.

Well, how are those two strategies working out, as far as protecting the children we have been blessed with?

Anonymous wrote:This is terrible. However, we should start labeling them post-birth abortions and maybe it'll get the attention of the deplorables.

Should label the shooters: "should have been abortions" - either damaged kids or damaged parents creating the shooters

America is not tired, just yet. When you get sick of it, you will do something about it.

Imagine sending your child to school and that's the last time you ever see them.

We're so conditioned to shrug off gun violence because of the frequency of these things, and the MAGAs are somehow confused when no one gets too excited about a Republican kid randomly taking a shot at their leader.