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U.S. Senate Chaplain Barry Black: "When babies die at a church school, it is time for us to move beyond thoughts and prayers"

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Gus - Anti Liberal Party fascism3 years ago

USA had an assault weapons ban from 1994-2004 that prohibited the manufacture or sale for civilian use of certain semi-automatic weapons and banned magazines with 10 rounds or more Mass shootings dropped during that decade. They did it once, should do it again

MAGA Queen3 years ago

Where is the shooters manifesto? Sounds like a Cristian hate crime.

King Frank III3 years ago

It is indeed time to address the HATE CRIME that took place in the Nashville CHRISTIAN school.

Karen Cohn 🟧🐕‍🦺🔯🥋3 years ago

@davidhogg111 Yes, but… why does it being a Christian school make any difference whatsoever? And why is a shooting at a Christian school what it took for him to make this statement? What if it had been a Jewish school, or Muslim, or Buddhist, or any non-Christian religion?

Mr. Appalachian3 years ago

He's not a real Chaplin then.

Kelly M Peterson3 years ago

But U don't care about Babies being aborded! So shut up!

TR3 years ago

Babies dying....ha. Has he heard of abortion. Give me a break. Washington is full of soulless people.

Don R Paladin3 years ago

@davidhogg111 The ‘do nothing Republicans’ are rhyming historically with their kindred spirits of 80 years ago

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