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Scrivener7

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9. I don't think it's meant to be funny. It makes a very important point.
Tue Dec 17, 2024, 06:45 AM
Dec 17

For decades, when it has been school children, we've refused to even look at the problem. This school shooting is just one of thousands and will be out of the news in two days. But after one CEO was killed and insurance companies were threatened, there sure was a big outcry. One we haven't heard after one of our almost daily school shootings in decades.

The public reaction to the shootings is just as disgusting as the shootings themselves. Because in so many ways it values one group more than another. Dead school children are less worthy of remark than a CEO. Gun profits are worth more than all of us.

And, STILL, nothing will be done.

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