To claim that gun violence is “a sin problem, not a gun problem” is to claim that our relationship with guns is totally free from sin.
This is an unchristian perspective (a thread🧵).
@JuliesJems I agree! I’ve seen that thrown out so many times and it’s just not their problem to solve. It also doesn’t seem fair to me to bare that weight on their shoulders.
Has anyone throwing out the solution of arming teachers actually talked to the educators in their lives about if they are comfortable with that or how that would effect their job? As if active shooter trainings aren’t traumatizing enough.
Elected officials don’t care about us because they don’t live our lives. They don’t shop in our stores, worship in our churches, their kids don’t go to our schools. They’re like celebrities but worse because at least when celebrities pretend to care, they’re better actors
@k_wimmy I really think a huge part of the problem is people are surrounded by people that are constantly agreeing with them. Like we all need to know there are counter arguments
Can we get a strongly disagree button on Facebook? Im over arguing with close minded people but I would still like them to know I strongly disagree with them
if you actually cared about kids you should probably put more funding into schools, health care, shelters, foster care, and food programs, not force people who don't want kids to have them