There have been many posts recently about the murders in Conn.
Yes, Over 20 lives were snuffed out in a matter of minutes.
But over 14,000 Americans are murdered each and every year. Why isn't there a fuss made over them
(that is an average of 38 /day)
Mind you, I am not trying to denigrate the memory of those in Conn, but why does a larger number make a difference?
President Obama had a special news conference, Networks spent countless numbers of hour reporting.
Would this have happen for 1, 2, or a group of 3 who were murdered?
Just wondering?
Yes, Over 20 lives were snuffed out in a matter of minutes.
But over 14,000 Americans are murdered each and every year. Why isn't there a fuss made over them
(that is an average of 38 /day)
Mind you, I am not trying to denigrate the memory of those in Conn, but why does a larger number make a difference?
President Obama had a special news conference, Networks spent countless numbers of hour reporting.
Would this have happen for 1, 2, or a group of 3 who were murdered?
Just wondering?
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