The Democratic politician who smashes all the worldly belongings of people who live on the street because he hates homeless people; the video game based upon the Sandy Hook tragedy which was banned post-haste while nothing was done about the causes of the initial tragedy; and the young, 99 percent-er who died of a treatable ailment because of the inability to get health insurance.
Details can be pursued through the hyperlink above.
There's not much to add. And I certainly could not add anything that would be as eloquent as what Mr. Pitt has composed. I do feel the need to quote this particular portion though:
". . . I hope it is not a hollow room, a hollow country, a hollow soul I speak to, because these three stories happen all the time, and every day. This is where you live, and this is who you are. If you have a conscience, it makes you feel dirty in your heart.
We are responsible for this. We are all part of this thing that is dismantling our basic humanity brick by brick.
We can un-make it. We simply have to. . ."
LET'S . . .
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