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IN: Talk about guns long overdue
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The latest school shooting where 17 students were murdered in Parkland, Fla., has spurned an outpouring of student activism. This has included a symbolic 17 minute walk out and peaceful demonstrations around the country, seeking to call attention to the issue of gun violence. I have been disappointed to see that this youth activism has been met by so many voices choosing to dismiss their concerns or even question their motivations, rather than simply listening to their message. |
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gariders
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| There are and always will be crazy people. So take the guns away form the crazy's and they'll make bombs. Now I don't know about you, but unless you're hit by the first couple rounds, duck and cover! But with a bomb, it's kiss your rear end good bye. Maybe an arm, leg, brain concussion... Sure, we can try to limit the access to weapons from the nut jobs, but you can't stop it. |
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