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Gun control 2 : happy 25th anniversary of Columbine

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Handyman said:
Jeb cant even get his hand to phuck him...though his mom will phuck anything for some McDonalds. In fact they call her "The Dollar Menu" :oops: :ROFLMAO:
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Even with inflation, she’s still the dollar menu

Related, southpark has satan pregnant from Butt sex with Trump
 
Of course that’s what they took from it. They can’t admit or see the real issue, so use the one surface thing that makes them different from “the good ones.”

Also, they attended high school at St. Agnes in St. Paul. It’s a very conservative Catholic school, and it couldn’t have helped their mental state.
 
St. Clown said:
Of course that’s what they took from it. They can’t admit or see the real issue, so use the one surface thing that makes them different from “the good ones.”

Also, they attended high school at St. Agnes in St. Paul. It’s a very conservative Catholic school, and it couldn’t have helped their mental state.
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Oh god St Agnes

I was with a bunch of my old neighbors a few days ago and made the mistake of asking how First day of School went. Three of the moms send their kids to annunciation
 
My wife’s friend, the one whose 6yo son was shot during school mass last week, and thankfully survived, she posted the following to her various social media accounts.
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I don’t post on social media much, but this has been far from a normal week. Many of you may know the Vice President visited my children’s school community this week. This is the letter I wrote when I found out he was coming:

The longest fifteen minutes of my life were the fifteen minutes I waited to learn what hospital my six-year-old had been taken to after a shooter opened fire on him, his siblings, and their classmates at the first school Mass of the year.

The day had started like an ordinary morning. It was a little chaotic. We weren’t fully back in the school routine. But lunches got packed, backpacks grabbed, and my first grader’s brand-new school shoes double-knotted because he hasn’t yet mastered tying them himself.

By 9:01 a.m., I knew there had been a shooting.
By 9:25, I was parking near the school.
By 9:38, I was calling my father—a nurse at Children’s Minneapolis—to check the ER because no one could tell me where David was, only that he had been put in an ambulance.
By 9:52, we were reasonably certain he had been taken to Hennepin County Medical Center.

In many ways, my family is extraordinarily lucky. Emergency services reached David so quickly that he was likely in the operating room before I even arrived at the school. HCMC delivered world-class care to my son, who had a lacerated spleen, shrapnel scattered through his body, and a graze across his head from a bullet.

They saved his life. They saved my whole world.

I was raised Catholic, taught to believe that every human life carries inherent dignity. No one earns it. Everyone has it. It is our job to protect it.

Our leaders—you—have failed to do that.

You have failed to protect our children from weapons that kill and maim. You have failed to protect the very institutions that keep them alive when the unthinkable happens.

The weapons that pierced my son’s body have no place in a society that values human dignity. No one’s gun is more important than the children in that church on Wednesday. No one’s gun is more important than any human life.

Every moment that passes without greater regulation is a gross failure of moral leadership.

And while Hennepin County Medical Center saved my child, the hospital itself is under threat. Cuts to Medicaid and federal public health funding have already compromised essential institutions like HCMC. A society that values life invests in protecting it—not only from bullets, but also by guaranteeing care when tragedy strikes.

No one deserves what happened to my family, but without action, it will happen again and again and again. And without investment in medical care, the next families may not be as “lucky” as mine.

If you seek a position of public trust, you have a duty to protect the people you represent. I am begging you:

Ban the sale of assault weapons, bump stocks, high capacity magazines and end immunity for the gun industry.
Implement universal background checks and stronger licensing requirements.
Fund school safety measures like school threat assessment teams, that protect children without turning classrooms into prisons, and commit to keeping all guns out of K-12 schools.
Protect and expand Medicaid and public hospital funding so victims of gun violence can receive lifesaving care regardless of income.

If you cannot protect our children from being shot, and you cannot protect the hospitals that save them when they are shot, then you have abandoned your most basic duty as leaders.

You must do better. Our children cannot wait.
 
Fuck dem kids! - jd Vance and Drew

Hcmc sees some shit, man. They’d prolly go bankrupt if guns were banned
 
St. Clown said:
My wife’s friend, the one whose 6yo son was shot during school mass last week, and thankfully survived, she posted the following to her various social media accounts.
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I hope her son has as close to a full recovery both physically and mentally as possible. That was a very touching letter. I'm sorry for your wife's friend's family and hope that they can find change and justice. I'd love to think the ghouls in office are moved by it, but I'm way too cynical to believe that this one will finally be the one to change things.
 
Until one of these nuts opens fire on congress and causes the kind of carnage we usually see at schools, or churches, or night clubs, or grocery stores, nothing will ever change. Anyone with more than 2 functional brain cells knows how to fix this and that we can fix this. The problem is this country is rapidly running out of people with more than 2 functional brain cells.
 
WeAreNDHockey said:
Until one of these nuts opens fire on congress and causes the kind of carnage we usually see at schools, or churches, or night clubs, or grocery stores, nothing will ever change. Anyone with more than 2 functional brain cells knows how to fix this and that we can fix this. The problem is this country is rapidly running out of people with more than 2 functional brain cells.
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They have fired on congress members. And here we still are. It’s all about money over all else now.
 
St. Clown said:
My wife’s friend, the one whose 6yo son was shot during school mass last week, and thankfully survived, she posted the following to her various social media accounts.
——————————————————
I don’t post on social media much, but this has been far from a normal week. Many of you may know the Vice President visited my children’s school community this week. This is the letter I wrote when I found out he was coming:

The longest fifteen minutes of my life were the fifteen minutes I waited to learn what hospital my six-year-old had been taken to after a shooter opened fire on him, his siblings, and their classmates at the first school Mass of the year.

The day had started like an ordinary morning. It was a little chaotic. We weren’t fully back in the school routine. But lunches got packed, backpacks grabbed, and my first grader’s brand-new school shoes double-knotted because he hasn’t yet mastered tying them himself.

By 9:01 a.m., I knew there had been a shooting.
By 9:25, I was parking near the school.
By 9:38, I was calling my father—a nurse at Children’s Minneapolis—to check the ER because no one could tell me where David was, only that he had been put in an ambulance.
By 9:52, we were reasonably certain he had been taken to Hennepin County Medical Center.

In many ways, my family is extraordinarily lucky. Emergency services reached David so quickly that he was likely in the operating room before I even arrived at the school. HCMC delivered world-class care to my son, who had a lacerated spleen, shrapnel scattered through his body, and a graze across his head from a bullet.

They saved his life. They saved my whole world.

I was raised Catholic, taught to believe that every human life carries inherent dignity. No one earns it. Everyone has it. It is our job to protect it.

Our leaders—you—have failed to do that.

You have failed to protect our children from weapons that kill and maim. You have failed to protect the very institutions that keep them alive when the unthinkable happens.

The weapons that pierced my son’s body have no place in a society that values human dignity. No one’s gun is more important than the children in that church on Wednesday. No one’s gun is more important than any human life.

Every moment that passes without greater regulation is a gross failure of moral leadership.

And while Hennepin County Medical Center saved my child, the hospital itself is under threat. Cuts to Medicaid and federal public health funding have already compromised essential institutions like HCMC. A society that values life invests in protecting it—not only from bullets, but also by guaranteeing care when tragedy strikes.

No one deserves what happened to my family, but without action, it will happen again and again and again. And without investment in medical care, the next families may not be as “lucky” as mine.

If you seek a position of public trust, you have a duty to protect the people you represent. I am begging you:

Ban the sale of assault weapons, bump stocks, high capacity magazines and end immunity for the gun industry.
Implement universal background checks and stronger licensing requirements.
Fund school safety measures like school threat assessment teams, that protect children without turning classrooms into prisons, and commit to keeping all guns out of K-12 schools.
Protect and expand Medicaid and public hospital funding so victims of gun violence can receive lifesaving care regardless of income.

You must do better. Our children cannot wait.
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Brilliant letter.
 
It must bring great comfort to Irina Zarutska’s family that she was stabbed to death instead of being shot to death.
 
Hey Drew

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Drew S. said:
It must bring great comfort to Irina Zarutska’s family that she was stabbed to death instead of being shot to death.
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That family grieves. But all of the families of people near her don’t have to go to funerals or hospitals.

You can’t be that dense, can you?
 
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