frederic38
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I've yet to see footage of a single person shedding real tears, including several sets of parents who were interviewed a day or two after it happened. I saw footage of a mother sitting next to her husband who briefly "cried" a couple of times but like when Obama "cried" there were no tears shed, her eyes were completely dry. The parents and others all seemed remarkably composed, and there were lots of photos taken with Obama where everyone was smiling.
I have a female cousin whose daughter died at the age of 16 in a car crash. My cousin was totally devastated for years, and is still deeply wounded by it 25 years later. I have an uncle who lost a 6 year old daughter to cancer. He was just wrecked by it. Losing a child at a young age is about the most emotionally traumatic and wounding event a person can go through. There was a helluva lot more composure shown in general in the aftermath of 20 children being slaughtered than I could have imagined possible.
instead of denying the reality, like alex jones (married to a jewess) does, americans should prepare what they are going to say in order to protect their right to have weapons
you should use the fact that if somebody wants to go into a school and kill people, no law will prevent him from having weapons
for example it happened in france this past year (mohamed merah) while in france having a weapon is forbidden
then you should argue about the number of deaths from firearms being related to cultural or social things, and not to the amount of firearms: for example switzeralnd is one of the safest countries in the world yet everybody can have a weapon there
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