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Will atheists and leftists condemn this attack, given that the victims were Christians?
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Will atheists and leftists condemn this attack, given that the victims were Christians?
Why wouldn’t we? I find atheists and “leftists” much more compassionate than the Christians I’ve known.Will atheists and leftists condemn this attack, given that the victims were Christians?
Yes.Will atheists and leftists condemn this attack, given that the victims were Christians?
I think and it may not have mattered in this case, but encouraging people to say something if they feel something is up. I have noticed in several cases people will later admit that the suspect was behaving oddly or had made statements that hindsight being 20/20 should have raised flags. Frankly, I think at this point with literally millions of ars out not withstanding the fact that actually "assault weapons" probably take the fewest lives of all firearms and certainly take fewer lives than handguns. I think at this point the mistrust of the government is so high that trying to remove millions of guns by force would take more lives than it would ever hope to save. In the nearly 20 years since the assault weapon ban lapsed there have been I saw recently 20 million Ar-15s in this country along with probably other assault style weapons I truly feel that if they tried to remove those weapons by force first of all good luck getting millions of guns off the street when the drug war has been going on for decades and has only gotten worse and second of all if that were tried at best I would expect wide spread civil unrest and at worst civil war. Clearly this would costs more lives than the few it would save.No, what would you suggest to address the problem? You do agree that this is a problem, right? If taking guns away won't work, what do you think will?
Oh! I wish you could come to our church... (we do have the entire political spectrum, but we are pretty much all believers, and I think you'd like what you see)Why wouldn’t we? I find atheists and “leftists” much more compassionate than the Christians I’ve known.
I agree - I'm just trying to encourage conversation on the topic. People jumping into a thread about a mass shooting just to say "Well, taking people's guns isn't gonna work!" - when no one has even suggested it - isn't helpful. If all we talk about is what won't work, then nothing will ever be done.There's not going to be any legislation that will move the needle by any significant degree in the next 10 years.
"The bell can't be un-rung", and the guns are already out there, and they're not going to magically stop working because a "moving forward" law is passed.
I agree - I'm just trying to encourage conversation on the topic. People jumping into a thread about a mass shooting just to say "Well, taking people's guns isn't gonna work!" - when no one has even suggested it - isn't helpful. If all we talk about is what won't work, then nothing will ever be done.
This has a lot more to do with mental health and societal problems than it does about gunsI agree - I'm just trying to encourage conversation on the topic. People jumping into a thread about a mass shooting just to say "Well, taking people's guns isn't gonna work!" - when no one has even suggested it - isn't helpful. If all we talk about is what won't work, then nothing will ever be done.
When this news broke, my phone went nuts from my family members. The school, Covenant, is a private school associated with a Presbyterian Church on Hillsboro Road in Nashville. I was working at a private school, associated with a Presbyterian Church on Hillsboro Road at the time of the shooting.. but it was a different school, about 2 miles north. My family didn't realize that at first.What we know so far
- At least three children and three adults are dead after a shooting Monday at the Covenant School, a private Christian elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee, that teaches preschool through 6th grade, police said.
- The shooter, who was identified as a 28-year-old Nashville woman, was killed during gunfire with police, authorities said. Her identity and motive is yet to be confirmed.
I am confused. If this was a biological female who trans to a man, why are they now calling her a women. I thought that was transphobic???
Will atheists and leftists condemn this attack, given that the victims were Christians?
Thoughts and prayers? From him? I live in the district gerrymandered to elect Ogles. It is embarrasing and beyond frustrating.