Gun Violence Touches Every Part of Minnesota
In 2019, 470 people died because of gun violence in Minnesota. Those who died range from a 4-year-old boy who was shot unintentionally to a dozen Minnesotans in their 80s, all of whom died by
In 2019, 470 people died because of gun violence in Minnesota. Those who died range from a 4-year-old boy who was shot unintentionally to a dozen Minnesotans in their 80s, all of whom died by
From Columbine and Sandy Hook to Red Lake and Parkland, a generation of students and their families have had to live with the reality and fear of school shootings. The U.S. has had more than
Gun violence in Minnesota exacts a high physical, emotional, and financial toll on our family, friends, and neighbors.
Guns are the only product sold to consumers that are not regulated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Guns are designed to inflict harm and kill people (or animals in the case of hunting).
It’s happened again. Someone decided to take out their anger over a traffic problem with a gun. Why do people carry guns in their cars? That is the question.
More anger in Minnesota: a fatal shooting at a St. Paul law office involving an angry man who decided to “settle” his differences with his lawyer by shooting the law clerk sitting in the office.
Let’s talk about the oft promoted myth by the gun lobbyists that closing the private seller loophole in our gun laws will just inevitably and certainly lead to gun registration followed by, of course, confiscation
How can we be so cavalier and casual about the recent week-end’s carnage due to shootings? Does the public pay attention any more or have we become numb to what is happening around them?
