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Robert Lewis Dear

Robert Lewis Dear (1958- ), a White American “lone gunman”, shot 12 people, killing three, at a Planned Parenthood health clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado on Friday November 27th 2015.
Among his victims, he shot six police officers, killing one. The police, instead of “fearing for their lives” and quickly gunning him down, as they do with Black males as young as 12, talked him into surrendering after a five hour stand-off.They took him alive. 

 

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#GunReform #UCCShooting Tweets 10.2
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#GunReform #UCCShooting Tweets 10.2

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Must WATCH: Victim’s father angry and distraught: ‘Why wasn’t something done’

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Richard Martinez, father of one of the Santa Barbara shooting victims, speaks to CNN’s Kyung Lah.

 

Community Village‘s insight:

 

He’s right. The majority of us don’t have the power to change laws. The most that the majority of us have the time and power to do is vote, protest, and communicate to those who will listen.

 

However, those who we elect have the time, power and influence – and yet the majority of those politicians do not enact strong enough laws to protect the lives of the families who elected them.

 

Do you think the ‘cat is out of the bag’ with guns? Do you think that so many people have guns in the U.S. that there is no turning back?

 

Are the ‘chickens coming home to roost’ as Malcolm X said?

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‘He looked like he was heading into war’: Georgia FedEx gunman wounded 6 with shotgun before suicide

A 19-year-old gunman carrying explosives burst into a Georgia FedEx facility Tuesday “like he was Rambo,” wounding six people — three critically, officials said.

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U.S. right wing extremists more deadly than jihadists

 

Peter Bergen and David Sterman say the Kansas Jewish Center killings are part of lethal violence in the U.S. that outstrips al Qaeda-influenced attacks.

 

Since 9/11, right wing extremists have killed more in U.S. than those motivated by al Qaeda

 
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Mass Shooting Victims And Families Speak Out (VIDEO)

 

A breakdown of the numbers:

 

    • 934 people have been killed in mass shootings over the past seven years

 

    • 88 people were killed in 2012 in a total of 16 mass shootings

 

    • 16 mass shootings since Newtown (December 14, 2012), each killing four or more people
    • 67 mass shootings in the last three decades, 30 of which have occurred since 2006

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