No matter how trained I might be or those immediately around me might be, I can't imagine any of those settings where my response would be "Yes! I want to see who wins the good guy/bad guy gun debate live and in-person!"pic.twitter.com/JbLr2gHFgs
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It's going to take a mix of removing barriers, making it ok to ask for help, and to stop thinking we are somehow being the jerks for stepping up. Who hasn't had a moment with a friend at some point in our lives where we realized that needed WAY MORE than an ear and a hug?
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We do a lot of shrugging and saying hindsight is 20/20...we have pretty much all had moments where our in the moment vision didn't betray us, but our well-intentioned loyalties did. It's time to stop that.
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Some people should not have guns. Some people should not have butter knives. Rights are balanced with responsibilities.
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Rights are also balanced with other rights. We need to be able to talk, not yell or threaten, about those rights, responsibilities and how they intersect.
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The good news is if we step back, most everyone gets to be right. We need healthcare, particularly mental healthcare. People who hurt others on purpose probably have some mental health issues. Most people aren't the bad guys.pic.twitter.com/xN9urODOuL
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What we are doing isn't working. Let's do something different. Let's work together on this. We can save money and lives. We can all stop the bad guys *before* they get the guns and go back to being fine with good guys having guns if that works for them. #
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