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redwitch

(14,941 posts)

10. I think you have a good point.

Reply to kairos12 (Reply #7)

Mon Dec 17, 2012, 05:56 PM

Dec 2012

For some reason Americans accept that mass shootings are unstoppable and so we do nothing. Maybe the Newtown massacre will change that? I sure as hell hope so. I am so sad and depressed about it. How in the world are the families and friends of these victims ever come to terms with their loss?

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Plane Crashes versus Mass Shootings [View all] kairos12 Dec 2012 OP

I don't think that this is useful comparison cali Dec 2012 #1

I think the OP's intention was to make a point, namely, Jackpine Radical Dec 2012 #4

It's a GREAT comparison. It's like wringing hands and saying Pretzel_Warrior Dec 2012 #8

They're also both high-coverage, low-probability Recursion Dec 2012 #2

Worth repeating: 99Forever Dec 2012 #3

Simple difference: To the NRA, the gun isn't the "defective" part; the shooter is. CakeGrrl Dec 2012 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author Initech Dec 2012 #6

Miss the Point kairos12 Dec 2012 #7

I think you have a good point. redwitch Dec 2012 #10

Observation kairos12 Dec 2012 #12

You are fucking wrong. Zoeisright Dec 2012 #11

Good points. We learn and change procedures after every plane crash. n/t LeftinOH Dec 2012 #9