Georgia senator Raphael Warnock, today after the latest mass shooting in Atlanta.

Georgia senator Raphael Warnock, today after the latest mass shooting in Atlanta.
Yet once again, in our gun-soaked nation …
“Most Americans understand that protecting our young people isn’t about keeping books out of libraries, it’s about keeping assault weapons out of schools.”
—Pete Buttigieg, speech in New Hampshire over the weekend.
One of the books they want to ban …
One of the guns they do not want to ban …
The height of insane hypocrisy.
And yet our Supreme Court and most Republicans are against common sense gun laws.
Inconceivable.
I am a retired teacher, but I can’t imagine anyone wanting to go into teaching today.
How many more horrendous murders will it take for our spineless governmental leaders to realize that common sense gun laws are common sense?
The blood is on our leaders’ hands.
“The United States, with less than 5 percent of the world’s population, has 46 percent of the world’s civilian-owned guns, according to a 2018 report by the Switzerland-based Small Arms Survey.
It ranks number one in firearms per capita.
The United States also has the highest homicide-by-firearm rate of the world’s most-developed nations.” pbs.org
Sometimes I disagree with Lee Greenwood—and I am not proud to be an American.”
Did you see the now-deleted Daniel Defense tweet posted about a week before the Texas mass shooting? (Daniel Defense is the Savannah-based firearms company that made the assault weapon the Texas shooter used to murder 21 children and adults.)
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It is pure EVIL to use the Bible and little children to encourage civilians to buy and use assault weapons designed and intended for the military.
From the Twitter feed of Florida teen gay activist Zander Moricz …
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It’s not possible, of course, or even completely practical, but I’m SO glad we have dreamers.