by Steve Tanham
We can lend our thoughts and solidarity…
David Hogg, (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Most of my followers have heard me mention a time or two that my youngest brother was a victim of gun violence. Fifteen years ago this summer, he was shot in the head inside his home. There was no national coverage, no thoughts and prayers from politicians. He was just another gun death among the thousands that occur in the US every year, most so routine that we never hear about them.
These days, there are too many to report.
Mass shootings 2018 to date: 69
School shootings 2018 to date: 12
Approximately 33,000 Americans die from guns every year, that’s the equivalent of a 9/11 every month. On average that’s 96 gun-deaths each and every day. The statistics are plentiful and horrifying.
“March for Our Lives” rally March 24, 2018, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
When I was a grief counselor for children and families…
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Thanks again for sharing, Steven. I appreciate the world’s eyes on this issue and the support of our efforts to bring a semblance of sanity to our choices in the US. I think, this time it’s going to make a difference. 🙂
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I do, too. And you’re very welcome.
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