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A kid was recently shot and killed by a 'homeowner' in DC.

The rightwing Supreme Court helped do this. The Fed Soc has blood on their hands.

DC tried to ban guns. But the FedSoc judges—Scalia, Roberts, Clarence Thomas—overturned DC's gun ban in Heller v. DC.

FedSoc judges are chosen because they are willing to flood our streets with guns (for votes and to help billionaires.) But here if as alleged, it’s even worse: Scalia and Thomas allowed this killer to have that gun.

@protecttruth I am no fan of the right in general.. but we already know well from past bans on guns in america that it has had the unfortunate result of increasing homicides.. Not banning guns is the reason more people arent murdered.

Yes there is a problem that needs to be addressed with crime and homicies.. banning guns has never been shown to be the solution however, and only results in more deaths. Lets look for real, science-based solutions.

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It seems in recent cases of shootings mental healh issues seems to have played a part. While that can't exactly be used as an excuse, we need address what leads ot Mental Health issues, other than pressures on people to perform at school, look, dress, act in a certain way or a miriad of other things.

Rather than simply accpeting people for who they are and including them, we are really good at excluding different groups.

I am doing a courses with the ANti Bullying Alliance and it looks at how people can be victims of bullying if they are part of marginal groups, have disabilities and schools can take steps to ensure everyone is involved in including all members of their community, so knowing how to communicate with a deaf pupil, can make a big difference and make them feel they are part of that community.

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