Kind: Reposts

We all have to make split second decisions. Cops shouldn’t get a pass for making bad and cowardly ones. https://t.co/rWMG5D74Hn

— Jay Marshall Wolman (@wolmanj) May 29, 2022

The circular logic of we need guns in case the government tries to take away our guns gets me every time. It’s never if the government is going to take away half the population’s bodily autonomy. It’s always just the guns.

— Schooley (@Rschooley) May 29, 2022

I mean you can also ask people to remember the men and women that have died for this country. But that would require you not being an asshole. https://t.co/J6YAUjJAft

— Ruben Gallego (@RubenGallego) May 29, 2022

Good. That shitweasel should never have a moment of peace again. https://t.co/luOOtPQTdY

— Andrew H. Sowards (@AndrewHSowards) May 28, 2022

I have complex and conflicting opinions on gun control/2A. But saying “if you try to take my guns I will shoot you dead” is not really helping your cause.

— Em (@wvEsquiress) May 28, 2022

They are out of ideas. All they want to do is stop anything to do with guns. We tried their way. It’s time to do what needs to be done! — Trump calls for school security systems that Uvalde elementary had https://t.co/Ez77mbzyFZ

— Fred Wellman (@FPWellman) May 28, 2022

When a mass shooting takes place, the first concern of way too many people is “was it one of ours or one of theirs who did it?”

Maybe start with the proposition that all ideologies can give way to fanaticism and violence, it’s all of our jobs to guard against this.

— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) May 28, 2022

Shame on everyone involved in this including the @w3c for letting it happen. https://t.co/RkR3Qd6T2k

— Billy Gregory (@thebillygregory) May 28, 2022

And let’s be absolutely clear who bears the lion’s share of responsibility for that: https://t.co/Va8TfJnaYH

— Clark Neily (@ConLawWarrior) May 28, 2022

A whole lot of people are about to learn some very unpleasant truths about how thoroughly the system protects cops from almost any accountability.

— 18Hat793 (@Popehat) May 27, 2022

“The Uvalde shooter did not kill those children with his purported mental health struggles. He did not shoot them with estrangement; he did not murder them with malaise; He killed them w/ a goddamn assault rifle” https://t.co/G4l460mwt3

— Fred Fletcher (@ChiefFletcher) May 28, 2022

In my opinion, Congressman, America needs more people who will take risks to protect kids when it’s their duty to do so. https://t.co/ZSEuBw6mco

— 18Hat793 (@Popehat) May 28, 2022

Like sealing Chinese workers to live in your factory wrong? Children mining your batteries wrong? Being sued for segregating your workplace wrong? Sexual harassing and silencing workers wrong? Denying COVID dangers wrong? Stealing Tesla from its inventors wrong? https://t.co/J2exLpu9cq

— rafael shimunov is at #NN22 (@rafaelshimunov) May 27, 2022

I dunno, kind of seems like if there’s a gun that’s so scary that big bad armed/trained Texas cops don’t want to take on a single armed teenager, maybe that’s not a gun that the general public should be able to purchase? https://t.co/u9JXs1reM6

— Garrett M. Graff (@vermontgmg) May 27, 2022

more of this. more. more. MORE. https://t.co/ln0guWoIYZ

— atticus goldfinch (@AtticusGF) May 27, 2022

...the same way black parents have been doing as soon as their child can comprehend full sentences. https://t.co/kTTpZ7BnBp

— Octavia Butler knew... (@NotNikyatu) May 26, 2022

It's why I hate most other gun owners. The culture is rancid and cringe as fuck. https://t.co/MHo8HKe6n8

— Andrew H. Sowards (@AndrewHSowards) May 27, 2022

We’re in the stage when Republican politicians hide and hope this blows over. Don’t let it. https://t.co/8LI0DhouDa

— Leah Greenberg (@Leahgreenb) May 27, 2022