Please disable your adblock and script blockers to view this page

I?ve Reached The Fifth Stage Of Grief After America?s Latest Mass Shooting


Navy
Toyota
the Navy Yard
Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill.13
Orlando Police
Congress
the National Rifle Association
NRA
NASA
Nike


James E. Holmes
Aaron Alexis
’d
Omar Mateen
Abu Waheeb
Stephen Paddock
Twitch
Tommy
John Thompson
George “Bugs
Moran
Valentine
Karl Frederick
Marjorie Taylor Greene


Black
American
Democrats
Republicans
happening?10


Latin Night
Black neighborhood


Route 91
the Mandalay Bay Hotel
Tops Friendly Market


Aurora
Colorado
Greenbelt
Maryland
Washington, D.C.
Orlando
Florida
Iraq
U.S.
Mesquite
Nevada
Las Vegas
Buffalo
New York
America
Chicago


Day Massacre
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

Positivity     47.00%   
   Negativity   53.00%
The New York Times
SOURCE: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/mass-shooting-stages-of-grief_n_6287ebd6e4b0415d4d773bc8
Write a review: The Huffington Post
Summary

I’d comforted myself creating mass shootings as a disgruntled, embattled white male aggression that would only happen should I wander down to Capitol Hill. I don’t know if it’s his or not, but it goes like this: If you want to break an elephant, you have to get them when they are babies, and you tie a heavy weight to their legs; say around 200 pounds. “It’s exhausting to know that all of the above shootings happened in only a five-year span. The gunman can be heard saying, “Sorry!” before stalking away looking for more Black bodies.It’s exhausting to know that all of the above shootings happened in only a five-year span. Nothing.America is more committed to guns than they are to people. It was a few years before the start of prohibition, back when America was still trying to act like it didn’t have a drinking problem, that the Tommy gun was invented. Frederick’s answer was bullshit, but Congress did decide to pass the first federal gun control law in American history: The National Firearms Act of 1934, which was basically a $200 tax (which was a large amount of money for the time) to prevent the transfer of said weapons. As we’ve made it clear over and over again, we’re not going to do anything about gun violence because our politicians have decided that the right to own and operate a gun is more sacred than the right of others to live free of bullet holes. We could hold ourselves accountable, but we don’t want to because it might upset someone who owns a gun, and we all know that all gun owners clearly matter. Won’t someone think of the gun, a weapon created to kill?

As said here by Stephen A. Crockett Jr.