I pledge to stand with my community against senseless acts of violence. I am in solidarity with fellow pledges against hate crimes and random acts of violence.Our voices together can drown out hate. Shreveport-Bossier City and northwest Louisiana say enough.
These horrific events are becoming the norm, and we must take a stand. Thank you, Times, for your outstanding work. I look forward to reading more about this important issue.
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Mollie Corbett
10 years ago
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I've had enough. We need authentic, a-partisan solutions for this chaotic, runaway, overwhelming problem.
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Robert Zeller
10 years ago
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We have to stop random shootings Having access to assault weapons and unlimited ammo. Allows anybody who does these crimes the upper hand on law abiding citizens.
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Robin Clawson
10 years ago
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We are an inventive, pioneering people which can pull together to try iniatives for reducing gun violence. I refuse to sign on to hopelessness.
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Sam Collier
10 years ago
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Agree with W. Brent above. No amount of gun control will stop an evil or sick person from getting a gun. We must focus on methods to identify, the issues and their solutions of those who will practice terrorism, violence, mental illness, anger, hatred, and religious fanaticism.
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Diane Woodward
10 years ago
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I agree with this pledge as written. Enough of the violence. But if this is a veiled attempt to promote taking guns away from everyone, including the good citizens, please take my name off. The only way to fight this fire is with fire of our own. There should be no "gun-free zones". This is an invitation to the evil. Tighten laws to keep them out of the hands of mentally ill and terrorists. Leave them in the hands of people trained to use them so these incidents can be stopped in their tracks. We have the right to defend ourselves.
I pledge to stand with my community against senseless acts of violence. I am in solidarity with fellow pledges against hate crimes and random acts of violence.Our voices together can drown out hate. Shreveport-Bossier City and northwest Louisiana say enough.
These horrific events are becoming the norm, and we must take a stand. Thank you, Times, for your outstanding work. I look forward to reading more about this important issue.
M
Mollie Corbett
10 years ago
Featured
I've had enough. We need authentic, a-partisan solutions for this chaotic, runaway, overwhelming problem.
R
Robert Zeller
10 years ago
Featured
We have to stop random shootings Having access to assault weapons and unlimited ammo. Allows anybody who does these crimes the upper hand on law abiding citizens.
R
Robin Clawson
10 years ago
Featured
We are an inventive, pioneering people which can pull together to try iniatives for reducing gun violence. I refuse to sign on to hopelessness.
S
Sam Collier
10 years ago
Featured
Agree with W. Brent above. No amount of gun control will stop an evil or sick person from getting a gun. We must focus on methods to identify, the issues and their solutions of those who will practice terrorism, violence, mental illness, anger, hatred, and religious fanaticism.
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Diane Woodward
10 years ago
Featured
I agree with this pledge as written. Enough of the violence. But if this is a veiled attempt to promote taking guns away from everyone, including the good citizens, please take my name off. The only way to fight this fire is with fire of our own. There should be no "gun-free zones". This is an invitation to the evil. Tighten laws to keep them out of the hands of mentally ill and terrorists. Leave them in the hands of people trained to use them so these incidents can be stopped in their tracks. We have the right to defend ourselves.
These horrific events are becoming the norm, and we must take a stand. Thank you, Times, for your outstanding work. I look forward to reading more about this important issue.