Another mass shooting

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(04-10-2023, 11:40 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: If your solution is to ban or limit guns, you have to be a realist. During the prohibition of alcohol, people found ways to drink alcohol. Weed was illegal in the 60"s and in some states still illegal. Guess what, people found ways to buy the illegal drug and smoke it.

Bad people would find their weapon of mass destruction, but sadly the innocent people would be sitting ducks to be shot and killed. I find comfort knowing the state I lived in is legal carry, bad guns are not as brave when they know the lady they are targeting may have a gun to protect themselves.

It is tragic innocent people are killed by mentally ill and very disturbed people. The Tenn. shooting was not done by a white supremest. It was a hate crime, yet the media on the left and our POTUS through a spokesperson applauds the killing of innocent catholic children and those teaching them. Sorry, that is just sick. Report the news the same. Everyone knows if a white supremest goes into a black school and kills innocent children and teachers, it would be all over the liberal media, but the hate crime in Tenn. liberal media ignores the shooter and the hatred involved. 

Pray for our nation and pray for anyone murdered by any means. How many mass shootings in Chicago the past few years? You know Chicago that has laws forbidding guns. 

There is no banning guns, and even limiting them or regulating them seems pretty unlikely.  I honestly think we should just treat people who are wounded or killed in mass shootings by strangers the same way we treat veterans who are killed or wounded in battle.  They are civilians but they were wounded or killed in the defense of our liberties.  Give them a monument like the Vietnam one with their names engraved on it, and even offer their families pensions and other government benefits.

It's a bit of a shame that we subject innocent and untrained and unarmed men, women, and children to the horrors of combat in this sense, so since we can't stop it we may as well just treat them like heroes.  I'd include them in Memorial Day, honestly.  They died in the line of duty, and every American has the duty to lay down his or her life for the 2A.