As for the Pres, there again, that's a choice that we made as a society. We elected him after all, and we've continued to defend him no matter what.
In short, these are problems of our own making.
As for the Pres, there again, that's a choice that we made as a society. We elected him after all, and we've continued to defend him no matter what.
In short, these are problems of our own making.
I'm getting a little more than annoyed with the constant insinuation, in the face of challenging, difficult and emotionally painful issues in our society getting thrown into a discussion as something we've factually accepted and tolerated as something that just 'is', as if we've thrown our hands up and said "please keep slaughtering our school children".
Especially in the form of throwaway comments from individuals who aren't actually putting forth a solution themselves.
Please stop waxing post hoc ergo propter hoc like this-just because a solution hasn't made its way through the mechanisms of law and procedural solution making, and please stop projecting YOUR cynicism on the issue on to the rest of us.
That's exactly what we've done. We're not making any solutions, because too many voters and politicians absolutely refuse to. To them, this slaughter is the price they're willing to pay for their "freedom" to have guns.
>Especially in the form of throwaway comments from individuals who aren't actually putting forth a solution themselves.
Solutions have been put forth, countless times over many years. The pro-gun side refuses to accept any of them, because it means they can't have all the guns they want. It's really quite simple. We're dealing with extremists, except that these extremists have the vote of about 1/2 the population.