As Petro's stated; " Solving Climate Change one IED at a time.. :lol:
You miserable little boot licker.
Active shooter reported in San Bernardino, California
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As Petro's stated; " Solving Climate Change one IED at a time.. :lol:
You miserable little boot licker.
Yeah.....maybe we can just nip the whole "lame threats online" thing in the bud?
Actually no maybe about it.
Actually no maybe about it.
Perhaps I haven't been following too close or maybe I'm a little slow on the uptake, but just don't get why "ladders" has got into the discussion. Perhaps someone can enlighten me. Thanks.
Great and Kreskin is another ISLAMIC APOLOGIST trying to deflect away from the fact that this attack was done by followers of Islam, Islamic Terrorists.
Nothing to do with white people, nothing to do with RACE whatsoever, you Racist.
They have graduated beyond apologists....
I believe they have graduated to enablers....
I'm just summarizing the premise of your position so that I get a sense how you look at life.
Check this out. White people commit more mass shootings than most other races combined. Ban them from emigrating to North America. Just say no to white people Boomer!
US Mass Shootings, 1982-2015: Data From Mother Jones' Investigation | Mother Jones
Asian 6
Black 11
Latino 4
Mixed 1
Native American 3
Other 2
Unknown 1
White 44
28 Minorities to 44 Whites, not bad for a country that has a majority of whites during that time period, honestly it look pretty even.
But out of all those shooting and terrorism, what ideology has claimed the most lives in that time period, you can start with 9/11 with 2,996 people lives taken, up the 14 recently because of Islam.
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This is how one American feels about their lack of gun control (Btw, Someone said that only one cop showed up,to the scene armed. If California is too stupid to arm every cop it's no place I'm ever going).
Congress: Stop blocking gun violence research
Sarah Clements
Newtown, Connecticut
Sign Sarah's petition
My mother taught second grade at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14th, 2012. Six of her colleagues — all women — were killed, as were 20 first-graders, in a mass shooting at her school. My mother survived, though our lives will never be the same.
After the shooting, I dedicated nearly all of my efforts to gun violence prevention advocacy. I learned a lot of disturbing things about our nation’s gun laws. Most Americans do not know the extent of our broken system; regulations are nearly non-existent. But one of the most frustrating obstacles to building a safer country free from gun violence is that Congress has banned federal gun violence research since the year I was born -- 1996.
You read that right. An average of 32 people are killed by a gun in America every day, and yet the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can’t even conduct research into the root causes of all forms of gun violence.
How are we expected to come up with the most impactful solutions if we can’t even study the problem?
Through lobbying by the National Rifle Association (NRA), Congress has prevented the CDC from studying the causes of gun violence by claiming that research could be “used to advocate or promote gun control.” Congress even extended the ban right after the Charleston church shooting that left 9 people dead, by rejecting an amendment that would have repealed the ban.
It’s time for this petty politicking to stop. Join me in calling on Congress and the CDC to resume studying the causes and impacts of gun violence.
Congress: Stop blocking gun violence research
Sarah Clements
Newtown, Connecticut
Sign Sarah's petition
My mother taught second grade at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14th, 2012. Six of her colleagues — all women — were killed, as were 20 first-graders, in a mass shooting at her school. My mother survived, though our lives will never be the same.
After the shooting, I dedicated nearly all of my efforts to gun violence prevention advocacy. I learned a lot of disturbing things about our nation’s gun laws. Most Americans do not know the extent of our broken system; regulations are nearly non-existent. But one of the most frustrating obstacles to building a safer country free from gun violence is that Congress has banned federal gun violence research since the year I was born -- 1996.
You read that right. An average of 32 people are killed by a gun in America every day, and yet the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can’t even conduct research into the root causes of all forms of gun violence.
How are we expected to come up with the most impactful solutions if we can’t even study the problem?
Through lobbying by the National Rifle Association (NRA), Congress has prevented the CDC from studying the causes of gun violence by claiming that research could be “used to advocate or promote gun control.” Congress even extended the ban right after the Charleston church shooting that left 9 people dead, by rejecting an amendment that would have repealed the ban.
It’s time for this petty politicking to stop. Join me in calling on Congress and the CDC to resume studying the causes and impacts of gun violence.
Controlling the guns in laws abiding hands is going trust in the honour of every violent crook to leave his gun at home....