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NY: Shootings display pressing need for gun control
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Mark A. Taff
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In recent weeks, mass shootings and related arrests across the U.S. have made a comeback.
Maybe it’s a very sick sign that our COVID recovery is underway. The carnage begs the usual question: “Does this mean there is a need for gun control?”
Pro-gun activists say the “rare” mentally ill are to blame for the shootings. Opponents say the shootings reveal toxic behavior unrelated to mental illness and are demanding full gun control reform. |
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PHORTO
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"Guns don't save people, brains do."
Well, BJ (may I call you BJ? Thank you.), try stopping a thug from killing you with just your brain.
We'll wait..... |
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