Hello, I hope you are wholly keeping well. Subsequent to a deadly
tragic mass shooting at a high school called Stoneman Douglas in
Parkland Florida mid of last February, survived students desperately
demanded a substantially legislative act. Thereupon, students formed
(Never Again) MSD. It's a student organisation based in Parkland. MSD
refers to the name of their school. Their main aim is to stand firm
against (NRA) and congressional gun protagonists. After nearly one
year, what has been done so far? Well, not that much. The student's
act has been treated as a merely dissenting formation. At the
aftermath of the school shooting incident, CNN held a town hall
debate. Students of the school along with teachers and parents of
murdered students met with Florida senator Marco Rubio. Alongside,
they met with Democratic senator Bill Nelson, in addition to
congressman Ted Deutch, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel and (NRA)
spokeswoman, Dana Loesch. People therein exchanged fiery remarks on
whether to ban automatic style assault rifles. The legislative body
couldn't take one step forward. Why? Because they are notoriously
bribed by (NRA) to remain silent, disenfranchised and legislatively
worthless. The profit earned from firearms merchandise is superior to
them than saving innocent souls. This is a vivid instance of how greed
supercedes law enforcement in the US. Law enforcement and greed's
influence are fairly resembled in a young man who attempts to be
virtuous and a glamorous belle who works hard to beguile and seduce
him. Money has power. It buys even some people's morals if they aren't
steadfastly adherent. Absurdly, they talked about the proposition of
arming teachers. This sounds like a gun battle for me. Despite the
fact that the majority of lay Americans may somehow support bills that
are destined to restrict firearms possession, the primal gun lobby
that's so strong is able to sway legislature to stick by gun
bargainers commercial interest. The situation has nothing to do with
damn second amendment what so ever. It's all about money, just money
folks. Is this a nation that's governed by law or capitalistic tenets?
I'd like to initiate a mass discussion about that. We're told that the
US is a country that is essentially governed by law. But, it doesn't
seem to be the case on this particular issue. Thank you, Mustafa
