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Every day in America, seven kids are murdered with guns.

Jen Fad · Saturday, September 7th 2013 at 1:24PM · 762 views
A message from America's Mayors: Parents Send Congress Back to School on Background Checks -- Every day in America, seven kids are murdered with guns. That's why this week, supporters across the country are delivering seven backpacks filled with petitions to members of Congress, demanding background checks. Add your voice:

http://maig.us/school. **

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Yaiqab Saint Saturday, September 7th 2013 at 1:26PM

Good Post and necessary action is needed!

Jen Fad Saturday, September 7th 2013 at 1:33PM

Its needed like yesterday!

Yaiqab Saint Saturday, September 7th 2013 at 1:58PM

Yep.... that's right...
Self-hatred served on a platter for some of our youth.
The blame is on the parents guidance and responsibility or lack thereof !!!!!!

Jen Fad Sunday, September 8th 2013 at 10:19AM

Self hatred and easy access to guns make for a disastrous recipe.


powell robert Sunday, September 8th 2013 at 12:12PM


I agree-----Self-hatred served on a platter for some of our youth.
The blame is on the parents guidance and responsibility or lack thereof !

7 X 365 = 2555 a year

Jen Fad Thursday, September 12th 2013 at 5:44PM

I'm hoping to keep my little one so busy in extracurricular activities that he doesn't have any time left to be idle.

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