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In reply to the discussion: Yoko Ono [View all]ZoomBubba
(289 posts)32. I don't think it's about giving up ...
... I just think that we can't expect to make broad steps at once. We're working against generations of culture here which is not only entrenched in white conservative politics, but spread across other races and political dispositions as well. If you go online, there are gun groups for blacks, gays, liberals and pretty much everything else under the sun. Right now, it seems almost impossible to find some sort of headway, especially when you can't even get incidents like Sandy Hook to change people's minds.
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One of the guys I was working with got into a shouting match with me in the middle of the newsroom
calimary
Dec 2016
#26
maybe they can't win seats, but they'll save lives...what's more important? that's the reality of it
spanone
Dec 2016
#29
If every single gun death got front page coverage in the newspapers
PoindexterOglethorpe
Dec 2016
#11
That was a sad day in America, and I suspect we've gotten even worse (and sadder)
George II
Dec 2016
#17