It Is Time To Have That Conversation About Drones
While Newtown is still fresh in our minds, can we find room in our hearts to talk about our drones?
Before Newtown, we passively endured many multiple murders by deranged men, in malls, movie theatres, and college campuses. What has finally moved us this time were the little children. Powerful feelings of anger, vulnerability, powerlessness, and sadness seem to have focused our minds on doing something about the millions of assault weapons and other guns freely swimming in our national sea. We are all mourning with the victims and their families. It is unbearable to think of those 20 little bodies lying on the floor of their primary school, especially after learning that each was chewed up by 3 to 11 bullets; or of the unspeakable misery of those parents having to bury their children. Many could not look upon the bodies of their …
Cynthia Butler
8:47 am on Sunday, March 17, 2013
we do not need drones,excpt for finding lost children/people. We need to address mental illness and law enforcement inefficiencies. Mr. Obamba and Mr. Holder need to be held accountable and answer for the innocents who have been killed by these men"s orders. And someone please tell me how taking away our constitutional rights (guns to privacy) will make criminals and mentally challenged people do… more ›