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Marcus Spears, with some very pointed remarks about the shooting during the Kanas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade: "When I first heard it, you know what I thought, unfortunately, is this is who we are. This is who we are. So, now the ever-revolving cycle is going to start.... show more
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Adam Schefter weighed in with some strong remarks of his own. "We are left here now to try to make sense of this particular situation. These images are happening everywhere all the time, every day, every week in this country. It's disgusting. It's sickening. It's enough. How many times do we have to see this everywhere? "Today, it's the Chiefs' turn; it's at a Super Bowl parade. Tomorrow, it will be somewhere else. Somebody else will lose their life, and we will continue to come on and try to make sense of something that is inexplicable."

Louis Riddick says we've lost the ability to care about others. "You know what, we'll hear people say, 'It's not the guns; it's the people. It's not the guns; it's the people.' OK, I've heard that so much that I don't even really know where to go with that at this point. "From a human perspective, we better start looking out for one another and start checking one another...Quite honestly, man, we need to all take a long look in the mirror. What are we doing here? Like, what is happening here? Have we become that numb?"

Can we talk about how the NRA-loving governor of MO was running scared, surrounded by police?

Shooter was tackled by some unarmed fans Guess you don’t have to be a good guy with a gun to stop a bad guy with a gun after all

The suspect was black. What now spears?

@4lisaguerrero Yep. Damn tired of Republican thoughts and prayers. Just freaking DO SOMETHING about gun control

Bet they won’t call out the shooters

Coming from the UK this it is absolutely mind boggling to see this happen week after week. It's very rare to see even armed police here and I have NEVER seen a single civillian with a gun here in 30 years of life. Change has to start somewhere in the US.

Complex issues very rarely have one single solution. It is going to take a lot more than one single law to reduce and end gun violence in this country.

