The world has moved on, but a tiny Texas community hovers between sorrow and strength in the wake of unimaginable loss.
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The world has moved on, but a tiny Texas community hovers between sorrow and strength in the wake of unimaginable loss.
SMH
Democratic party logic.
Democrat: *shoots and kills 58 people, wounds 400+ more at a concert*
Democrats: “we need too stop mass shooting by banning guns and getting rid of the 2nd Amendment!!”
Also a Democrat: *goes around the law too obtain a firearm making a gun ban useless. then murders a church full of people, only too be stopped by an NRA instructor with a legal firearm*
Lahren acted as if she were the voice of all Texans, until Texans came for her
Texas Church Shooting Proves Armed Forces Don't Get It About Domestic Violence (VIDEO)
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By now, it is clear not just beyond reasonable doubt, but beyond all doubt, that Sunday’s grisly shooting at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas was directly caused by a complete breakdown in the military justice system. The gunman, Devin Patrick Kelley, should have never been able to legally buy the AR-15 clone he used to carry out his massacre. However, his 2012 court-martial conviction for…
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11/06/2017 The Washington Post: An unlikely hero describes gun battle and 95 mph pursuit of Texas shooting suspect
Well there’s a thought...
Mr. Kelley had the kind of profile we are all coming to realize is common to mass shooters all over the United States: a white male, the angry loner, the spouse abuser, the animal torturer. A man who couldn’t hold down a job, a man who may or may not have been certifiably mentally ill but who was clearly mad at the world.
Mimi Swartz, New York Times, 11/7/17