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i will never understand...








there are no words we can say...no way this explain this away. the world has gone mad, and now you'll be in heaven's sway...as the angels you truly are.

unbelievable.

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Chinene said…
All is not well. I don't care what they have to do to get guns away from the maniacs but it has to be done immediately. Debate every possible factor be it gun control, violent video games, mental health issues and amend the laws accordingly....this madness has got to stop for our children. Ahn ahn kilode???

I swear it will not be better for those still screaming for their rights under the 2nd amendment walahi. What good is your cache of guns to your defenceless children in school, at the mall or at the movies. Adam's mum had 6 of them, what good were they to her?

Haba now, its clear every nutter is taking advantage of the proliferation of arms to snag some time in the spotlight. But at whose expense? RIP sweet babies
4:31 PM, December 17, 2012
RQ said…
Im ashamed to say I actually shed a tear last Friday. Especially watching the footage of the parents reactions on CNN. How do you comfort a mother in this situation? What do you say? "God is on control"? I'm quite heartbroken.
7:20 PM, December 17, 2012
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