I'm sorry for your loss, but that does not give you special rights to take away the rights of other. You have not won, and never will. If judging by being negative, you lost. Your movement has been negative from the start.
An apology to save your advertisers is not enough. What you did was disgusting. Our message for common sense gun reforms has won, and the those in opposition have gone negative. They need to pay a price for that. These kids have suffered enough. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ingraham-apologizes-amid-backlash-over-parkland-student-criticism/ar-AAvfWU8?li=BBnb7Kz …
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Never have I tried to remove the rights of a lawful gun owner. Common sense reforms will not do that.
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What you may call common sense reforms we call a gun grab. The key to winning this war is to be willing to match your opponent in "the cost". I am willing to die to defend the Constitution, so the question is are you willing to die to take my rights?
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And it’s only kind of an apology. “I’m sorry for the hurt my actions caused” is not the same thing as “I’m sorry for my actions.”
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Exactly what I thought after reading it. And using Holy Week as her excuse to half-apologize, then promote her show? Ugh.
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Sorry, but the kid deserves it. No matter what he went through, he shouldn’t be able to call people that disagree with him horrible things. If he can’t argue his point w/o name calling, his sense of entitlement is fair game.
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Apparently you didn’t read her statement. It had nothing to do with Parkland shooting and everything to do with a personal attack.
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