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26 killed in church attack in Texas' deadliest mass shooting

  

Category:  News & Politics

By:  ajp  •  9 years ago  •  7 comments

26 killed in church attack in Texas' deadliest mass shooting

As much as I hate "controversial seeds" on this site - I think we should get this one out of the way.

After all, it is all "just" a BLARING news all over the American and International news media.  It is the elephant in the room.

I am not calling for abolishing the Second Amendment - GOD FORBID! I am not here to place the blame. But what's on everyone's mind must be put out in the open.

26 people of a 50 person church were murdered today.

In a town of 400 people. I come from a village of 500 people in Southern Russia. If 28 people in my village were murdered in one day - I don't know if my village would ever recover from a bloody carnage like that. We used to mourn every old person who died of age, everyone would go to their funeral, and everyone would help their surviving families - wives, children etc with all we could. Food, money, clothing if they needed it, free labour on their farm lands. 

I cannot imagine 28 PEOPLE perishing IN ONE DAY courtesy of some lunatic in my old village. I know - the village would NEVER recover from that. Old people would just have heart attacks or commit suicides and die. Younger people would just haul tail from there. It would be the end of my old village.

Maybe Texans can go on from this. I don't know how anyone could could. Even Texans.


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lennylynx
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2  lennylynx    9 years ago

It IS a terrible thing that happened, but terrible things happen every day to thousands if not millions of people.  A far worse fate has befallen hundreds of people this very day, people are being tortured, maimed, killed, all over the world, in horrific manners and in many corners of the world the news will never come out and we will never even hear about it.  If we are going to cry and wail over all of them we would be doing nothing but crying and wailing around the clock.  Just because some of us choose not to spew a bunch of pious baloney about how heartbroken we are for these people we don't even know, never have known and never will know, doesn't mean we don't care.  We care enough to stand up and get angry about it, mock scumbags like Alex Jones, and mock the idiocy of god belief that often facilitates these tragedies.  We care more than the holier-than-thou boohoos ever will.

 
 

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