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The Minneapolis school shooting has exposed America's mental health crisis in devastating clarity. When a shooter opened fire at Annunciation Catholic School, killing two children who were simply praying, the political machine immediately began its familiar dance – but this time, something different emerged.
As details surfaced about the shooter's identity and motivations – including messages like "Kill Trump" on weapons and a manifesto expressing regret about gender transition – we're forced to confront uncomfortable questions about what's happening in our society. While political figures rushed to blame guns, others like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are taking unprecedented steps to investigate potential connections between psychiatric medications, gender-affirming care, and violent behavior. These medications, many carrying black box warnings about increased risks of suicidal and homicidal ideation, deserve serious scrutiny.
What makes this tragedy stand apart is the remarkable transparency in its aftermath. We've heard firsthand accounts from survivors – including children who witnessed classmates shielding others with their own bodies. We've seen security protocols like locked doors save countless lives. And we've witnessed a grieving father ask not for sympathy but empathy, requesting we remember his son Fletcher "for the person he was and not the act that ended his life."
The solution isn't complicated – our children deserve protection. When airports, government buildings, and even shopping centers have armed security, why do we leave our schools vulnerable? This isn't about politics; it's about priorities. As one commentator noted, "Our airports are more protected than our schools," a reality that should shame us all. Hold your children close today, and demand better tomorrow. The time for real solutions, not political theater, is long overdue.
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The Minneapolis school shooting has exposed America's mental health crisis in devastating clarity. When a shooter opened fire at Annunciation Catholic School, killing two children who were simply praying, the political machine immediately began its familiar dance – but this time, something different emerged.
As details surfaced about the shooter's identity and motivations – including messages like "Kill Trump" on weapons and a manifesto expressing regret about gender transition – we're forced to confront uncomfortable questions about what's happening in our society. While political figures rushed to blame guns, others like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are taking unprecedented steps to investigate potential connections between psychiatric medications, gender-affirming care, and violent behavior. These medications, many carrying black box warnings about increased risks of suicidal and homicidal ideation, deserve serious scrutiny.
What makes this tragedy stand apart is the remarkable transparency in its aftermath. We've heard firsthand accounts from survivors – including children who witnessed classmates shielding others with their own bodies. We've seen security protocols like locked doors save countless lives. And we've witnessed a grieving father ask not for sympathy but empathy, requesting we remember his son Fletcher "for the person he was and not the act that ended his life."
The solution isn't complicated – our children deserve protection. When airports, government buildings, and even shopping centers have armed security, why do we leave our schools vulnerable? This isn't about politics; it's about priorities. As one commentator noted, "Our airports are more protected than our schools," a reality that should shame us all. Hold your children close today, and demand better tomorrow. The time for real solutions, not political theater, is long overdue.
Uncle Ted says subscribe on Facebook!
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https://www.mypatriotsupply.com/?_ef_transaction_id=&oid=1&affid=176&source_id=RyanSamuels
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