Should the White House condemn shootings?
I've got my own feelings on this, but the question hit me, and I'm wondering how many SWeeps might disagree.
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Carla · 61-69, F
Of course it should. It should not however, condemn the suspect.
And after the condemnation, it should challenge the hundreds of supposedly intelligent lawmakers to come up with a strategy to avoid future acts of domestic terrorism. And hold them to it.
Like maybe not fueling nonsensical theories regarding the the motives and intentions of the "others".
And after the condemnation, it should challenge the hundreds of supposedly intelligent lawmakers to come up with a strategy to avoid future acts of domestic terrorism. And hold them to it.
Like maybe not fueling nonsensical theories regarding the the motives and intentions of the "others".
