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applegrove

(118,677 posts) Thu Mar 1, 2018, 02:32 AM Mar 2018

Bradley Whitford tweet:

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Can't believe there was ever a time with reasonable gun laws. But I guess there was.

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Bradley Whitford tweet: (Original Post) applegrove Mar 2018 OP

Yes Indeed. If a parent wants to stack their kids into a car like logs, who is the government blake2012 Mar 2018 #1

it's not the high schoolers who are the problem here and need to be taught JI7 Mar 2018 #2

Agreed. This isn't a failure of the kids. temporary311 Mar 2018 #3

Im referring to creating a new culture of awareness about guns horrific outcomes blake2012 Mar 2018 #4

Yes. It is no surprise that those unsullied by politics, as the teens are, are speaking applegrove Mar 2018 #5

blake2012

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1. Yes Indeed. If a parent wants to stack their kids into a car like logs, who is the government

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Thu Mar 1, 2018, 02:42 AM

Mar 2018

To tell them otherwise? This analogy reminds me of the somewhat graphic/disturbing movie they would show in driver’s ed of people being pulled lifeless from cars because someone ran a stop sign or tried to beat a train at a er crossing.

Maybe they need to show high schoolers across the nation the real aftermath of gunshots. Some video at a hospital ER, etc. scare them into taking a less cavalier attitude about guns.