Taste Flav
Ban All Weapons In America …
‘I Concern For My Youngsters’
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Taste Flav is asking for the USA to ban all firearms … he says the nation is caught in a “epidemic of gun violence with no signal we will cease or change course.”
The rapper referred to as on a gun ban in an op-ed in Newsweek … Flav says he fears for his youngsters when he drops them off in school, and that college shootings are so widespread they’ve develop into normalized.
Flav says … “Our colleges aren’t protected and our children aren’t protected. It is because gun safety legal guidelines are weak.”
He says the “flawed folks” have an excessive amount of entry to weapons … and he says he would know, as a result of he went to jail due to weapons and ended up on Rikers Island.
Flav says the shortage of gun legal guidelines “has created a violence epidemic epidemic right here in the USA that’s nowhere else on the earth.” He calls it “home errorism” and provides, “Cease placing a price ticket on the heads of our youngsters.”
The rapper says no civilian wants a semi-automatic weapon … and folk who’re scared and fearful wouldn’t have to guard themselves with weapons if all weapons had been banned.
9/4/24
Fox 5 Atlanta
Flav says worry and energy are two of the largest feelings driving life in America and we have to flip the narrative to “let our worry of shedding our youngsters be extra highly effective than our worry of our next-door neighbor.”
He says it is too simple for teenagers to seize their dad and mom’ weapons and college shootings typically occur when youngsters who’re motivated by worry of being dislike, worry of not being accepted and worry of being made enjoyable of carry a gun to high school and open fireplace.
Flav says … “This occurs so typically, we’ve got began to develop into numb to it as a society. It is barely within the information if it is lower than a handful of people that had been killed, after which the information cycle strikes onto one thing else … The hits simply carry on coming.”
One thing to chew on this July 4th.
