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1:47Now PlayingGovernor Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan State Tom Izzo basketball coach called for the end of gun violence as the university mourns shooting victims.
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It took less than 48 hours for the Michigan State University shooting to get embroiled in the nation's polarized debate about guns, as the site of a Wednesday vigil became the object of clashing messages on the subject. By night, though, the focus was back where it belonged -- on the three slain students and the five hospitalized with critical wounds.
A symbolic rock at the the university, where mourners gathered in the evening to pay tribute to the victims, has been serving as an impromptu memorial and at first featured the words, "How many more?" and "Stay Safe MSU.'' Overnight that was painted over with the pro-gun sign, “Allow us to defend ourselves & carry on campus.”
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