#GunControl

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I love that it used to be that shipping any of the kiddads with Terry Jr used to be the fluffy and healthiest possible option for each of them, and now it's just a minefield of angst, like

Terrow - just two soft people in love BUT THEN THAT THING HAPPENED

Guncontrol - Terry actually being Lark's grounding force OOPS GUESS THAT'S GONE NOW

Terry and Grant is self explanatory. I don't even need to say how quickly that spiralled

Terrick - best friends to lovers to regretful/resentful exes to COMPLICATED FEELINGS ABOUT THAT THING THAT JUST HAPPENED

Like, sorry Kiddads in your fun little found family/QPR/complicated friendships/polycule but the most stable person in your group is just gone now. You're all fucked

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Mulford Act

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An open letter to the U.S. House of Representatives

Co-sponsor H.R. 1478, the Federal Firearms Licensee Act.

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As your constituent, I'm writing to ask that you co-sponsor H.R. 1478, the Federal Firearms Licensee Act. This is a groundbreaking gun safety bill that will help keep guns off our streets by providing law enforcement with the tools necessary to crack down on gun trafficking and the rogue gun sellers that perpetuate it. The laws that govern gun dealers are outdated—and that's what makes them dangerous. By modernizing and strengthening the federal laws that gun dealers must follow, this legislation will ensure that gun sales are done responsibly, securely, and safely, and that the dealers who fail to do so are held accountable. Please co-sponsor the Federal Firearms Licensee Act to make sure gun dealers are required to do their part to stop this deadly crisis.

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The Second Amendment has sparked debate since it was ratified in 1791. It champions the right to bear arms, a principle that entwines personal self-defense with safeguarding against tyranny. Historically, it emphasized militia service, but landmark cases like Heller and McDonald shifted the focus to individual ownership rights.

Today, the tug-of-war between gun rights advocates and those pushing for stricter regulations continues, as courts grapple with balancing personal freedoms and public safety. It's a complex game of legal and societal values, reflecting our evolving understanding of democracy and security.

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Nashville Mourns After Deadly Shooting at Antioch High School.

Nashville Mourns After Deadly Shooting at Antioch High School. On a somber Wednesday morning, January 22, 2025, the peace of Nashville was shattered by a harrowing incident at Antioch High School. A 17-year-old student, whose identity has not been publicly disclosed due to privacy laws, unleashed gunfire in the school’s cafeteria, leading to an immediate lockdown and a swift response from local…

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Guns, Ghosts, and Grocery Lists: A Supreme Court Debate Unfolds

As the Supreme Court grapples with the legality of ghost guns, the debate took a turn towards everyday analogies—grocery lists, omelets, and IKEA furniture, as justices question the ease and intent behind these DIY firearms. Should a kit of parts so easily converted into a weapon be treated as a complete gun under the law? Can today's ruling tip the balance in gun control while respecting personal freedoms and hobbies? Let's dive into how these metaphorical musings might shape legislative futures and individual rights. What are your thoughts on this intersection of law and everyday life?

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An open letter to the U.S. Congress

Pass the Break the Cycle of Violence Act (H.R 5003/S. 2638)!

783 so far! Help us get to 1,000 signers!

Every 11 minutes, someone’s life is lost to gun violence in the United States. In an average year, this public health crisis claims more than 40,000 lives and wounds twice as many. For the lives lost and the loved ones left behind, there is no way to capture the true cost of this epidemic, but every year, the United States chooses to spend $557 billion on the consequences of gun violence rather than stopping it before it happens. Gun violence is not normal, and Americans do not need to accept it as such. We have the tools, strategies, and people to prevent these daily tragedies, but for too long, the federal government has dramatically underspent on proven community-based programs that address the root causes of gun violence, while allocating billions of dollars to reactive interventions that have historically failed to keep Americans safe. The status quo isn’t working. That’s why we need the Break the Cycle of Violence Act (H.R 5003/S. 2638). The Break the Cycle of Violence Act would provide $5 billion in federal grants for community violence intervention programs and $1.5 billion in workforce initiatives that are proven to reduce gun violence. These programs make communities safer by investing directly in the people and communities most affected to stop gun violence before it happens. Grants funded by the Break the Cycle of Violence Act will support local programs that use proven strategies to reduce community violence without contributing to mass incarceration. Communities that have invested in these interventions have seen reductions in gun homicides by as much as 60 percent, saving taxpayers up to $41 in emergency services for each dollar spent. These much-needed resources will also expand economic opportunity to communities grappling with trauma, systemic neglect, divestment, and long-standing hardships.

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The Man Who Shot at Donald Trump: Who Was Thomas Matthew Crooks?

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced on Sunday that Thomas Matthew Crooks, a 20-year-old Pennsylvanian, fired shots at former U.S. President Donald Trump during an election rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The attack left a 50-year-old man dead, wounded two other attendees, and caused a minor injury to Trump's right ear. Law enforcement officers fatally shot Crooks shortly after the incident. Despite the gravity of the attack, the motivation behind Crooks's actions remains a mystery.

Background of Thomas Matthew Crooks

Thomas Matthew Crooks lived in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, a suburban area known for its quiet residential neighborhoods. Born and raised in Bethel Park, Crooks was a registered Republican who would have cast his first presidential vote in the November 5 elections. He graduated from Bethel Park High School in 2022, where he earned a reputation as a bright yet quiet student. His high school counselor described him as respectful and reserved, noting that Crooks was not known for any political activism or strong opinions.

Crooks's social media profiles offered no clues about his intentions. The FBI found no threatening language or violent content, nor did they uncover any history of mental health issues. His online presence was sparse and devoid of posts promoting violence or extremist ideologies, leaving investigators puzzled about his motives.

During his high school years, Crooks attempted to join the rifle team but was rejected due to his poor shooting skills, according to the team's current captain. Instead, he focused on building computers and playing video games, activities that occupied much of his free time. Crooks worked as a dietary aide at a local nursing home, where colleagues described him as diligent and unremarkable. Public records reveal a politically divided household: his father is a registered Republican, and his mother is a registered Democrat.

The Incident at Trump's Rally

The events leading up to the shooting began when Crooks attracted the attention of law enforcement officers outside Trump's campaign event. Spectators reported seeing him acting strangely and climbing a ladder. Officers initiated a search but failed to locate him before he reached a rooftop 150 yards from the stage where Trump was speaking. From this elevated position, Crooks began firing an AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle, a weapon legally purchased by his father.

An officer encountered Crooks on the roof but was unable to neutralize him before Crooks fired a shot towards Trump. Secret Service snipers quickly responded, shooting and killing Crooks. The attack resulted in the death of a 50-year-old man and injuries to two other attendees. Trump himself sustained a minor injury to his right ear.

Investigative Findings and Questions

The FBI is investigating the incident as a potential act of domestic terrorism. While they believe Crooks acted alone, his motives remain unclear. Without any apparent political or ideological affiliations, investigators have struggled to piece together a coherent narrative explaining why Crooks chose to target Trump.

A video shared on social media and verified by news agency AP shows Crooks wearing a grey T-shirt with a black American flag on the right arm, lying motionless on the roof of a manufacturing plant near the rally site. Images reviewed by AP indicate that Crooks wore a T-shirt from Demolition Ranch, a popular YouTube channel known for its firearms-related content. The channel regularly posts videos of its creator firing various handguns and assault rifles at different targets, including human mannequins.

Community Reactions

The Bethel Park community was shocked by the news of Crooks's actions. Former classmates and teachers expressed disbelief, struggling to reconcile the quiet, respectful student they knew with the man who attempted an assassination. "He was always polite and kept to himself," one former classmate recalled. "I never would have thought he was capable of something like this."

Local residents and officials are grappling with the broader implications of the incident. The attack has raised questions about security at political events and the ease with which individuals can access high-powered firearms. Bethel Park's mayor issued a statement expressing condolences to the victims and their families, while also calling for a thorough investigation into the circumstances that led to the tragedy.

National Implications

The shooting has reignited the national debate over gun control and political violence. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have called for increased security measures at political events and stricter regulations on firearms. The incident has also underscored the importance of addressing the root causes of domestic terrorism and finding ways to prevent individuals from turning to violence.

In the aftermath of the attack, there has been a renewed focus on monitoring and understanding the motivations behind such actions. Experts emphasize the need for a comprehensive approach that includes mental health support, community engagement, and proactive measures to detect and address potential threats.

Conclusion

The tragic events in Butler, Pennsylvania, have left many questions unanswered about Thomas Matthew Crooks and his motivations. As the investigation continues, the community of Bethel Park and the nation as a whole are left to grapple with the implications of this senseless act of violence. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for vigilance, understanding, and action to prevent future tragedies and ensure the safety of all citizens.

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