100 kids die in bike accidents, 4000 in car accidents, and 1000 in drownings each year Since 1966, 1153 people have died in public mass shootings (total, not just kids). That's 21 people per year, both children and adults. Time to ban bikes, cars, and pools. Yes? Perspective
We cannot wait any longer to keep our children safe. We must act now.https://medium.com/@KamalaHarris/keeping-our-kids-and-communities-safe-from-gun-violence-276c039081ee …
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I'm totally with you, but as a parent, I'm still scared for my kids and hesitate to put them in public schools.
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Thank you for having the courage to take bold steps to reduce the epidemic of gun violence in our nation.
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Suicides have historically made up most deaths by firearm in the United States, research shows. Help with the real problem of mental illness not the fear of a scary object that can’t harm you otherwise.
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Kamala Harris falsely claims Trump took fugitives off the prohibited list of people allowed to own firearms Harris is referring to the 500k fugitives that were removed from the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), *happened under Obama*pic.twitter.com/QLGcXTccr2
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Chicago has no gun deaths because guns are illegal there right?! No. You want to take guns so the government has more power and less resistance because we have CRIMINALS IN OFFICE! The gun argument is NOT ABOUT SAVING LIVES! Its about reducing the ability for self defense.pic.twitter.com/l2Muaz4fXI
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playing on the emotions i see.
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2/3 of gun deaths are suicides. "Self-inflicted harm" rates are skyrocketing. Society needs protection from Big Pharma's "mental health protocol" causing suicides and homicides. End the black box exemption from liability. I know it's a tough conversation but have to have it.
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Look at CDC mortality rates, what do you see?
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