Losing Our Kids to Gun Deaths–Some in Our Schools, Some In Our Own Homes
Here’s an You may have known, for instance, that a gunshot to a small body is more likely to destroy multiple organs or other critical structures, simply because little bodies are so much more compact than adults’. Frankly, though the idea is obvious once it’s been mentioned, it was a new idea for me.
I would have said that the answer is actually more obvious: a) guns are rapidly proliferating through our society, b) we position them such that we can grab them at a moment’s notice, c) our population is more substance addicted than ever before, d) our home lives are more stressed and miserable, e) our government is incapable (due to the power of the gun lobby) to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill. Thus: our kids will continue to shoot more of their siblings to death.
Like most of my readers, I’ve made a great number of mistakes that I have a hard time forgetting. Fortunately, I never enabled either of my two kids to kill the other with a gun, and I’ve been spared the lifetime of emotional anguish that would have ensued.
But, for more parents every year, it’s become a reality, and, as Americans, there’s not a goddamn thing we can do about it. Wish I had better news.
From these people’s video: 
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If you think the main issue with Trump is that he’s too “divisive” and/or “controversial,” you, my friend, are part of the problem.
The only thing I know about the book here is the word “Worlds” in its title needs an apostrophe.
For the life of me, I cannot understand the appeal that Trumpism has on tens of millions of American voters.
To Mike Madrid: I like the cut of your jib. This is precisely what I expect.
Here’s something from the Chris Christie campaign:
If you can be convinced that anything about these people’s claims is true, by all means, jump in with both feet.
I fully detest the Republican party, but I disagree that it can’t be reformed; in fact, I don’t see any scenario in which it won’t be.
