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<blockquote data-quote="BrownArmy" data-source="post: 1077985" data-attributes="member: 18225">We should probably just get used to mass shootings.There&#039;s not a lot of appetite for spending these days.No one likes the Affordable Care Act, no one likes government spending for the poor (even though we&#039;ve given over 1,000,000,000,000 to the banks that are too big to fail - ha, ha, jokes on us!), we&#039;ve had &#039;austerity&#039; for years in terms cuts to primary schools, cuts to social services, cuts to etc. etc.We&#039;re just not willing to address many of the real problems that exist in this country, mental health being one of them.So I propose that we just shouldn&#039;t worry about mass-shootings, because it seems that&#039;s just the cost of doing business these days.We&#039;re not actually going to do what&#039;s necessary to address the problem, so we shouldn&#039;t complain.Don&#039;t worry, be happy!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownArmy, post: 1077985, member: 18225"] We should probably just get used to mass shootings. There's not a lot of appetite for spending these days. No one likes the Affordable Care Act, no one likes government spending for the poor ([SIZE=1][I]even though we've given over 1,000,000,000,000 to the banks that are too big to fail - ha, ha, jokes on us![/I][/SIZE]), we've had 'austerity' for years in terms cuts to primary schools, cuts to social services, cuts to etc. etc. We're just not willing to address many of the real problems that exist in this country, mental health being one of them. So I propose that we just shouldn't worry about mass-shootings, because it seems that's just the cost of doing business these days. We're not actually going to do what's necessary to address the problem, so we shouldn't complain. Don't worry, be happy! [/QUOTE]

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