Can We Stop Mass Shootings Without Cops?
April 1, 2018
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, Michael Brooks and journalist Patrick Blanchfield talk about how we can prevent gun deaths without increasing police presence.
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"It’s been two weeks since a heavily armed psychopath turned Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School into a war zone — and the survivors of that massacre have already changed gun politics in the United States for the better.
With their acts of witness and advocacy, the teenage protesters of Parkland, Florida, shook many voters out of their complacency about pervasive gun violence. Upwards of 30,000 people lose their lives to firearms in our nation each year, a level of carnage unparalleled anywhere in the developed world. And yet, last October — just days after the worst mass shooting in American history — only 52 percent of Americans told CNN’s pollsters that they supported “stricter gun laws.”
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