Because this leader is trying to take the guns away from the American people he continues to rag on “gun control” whenever there is a shooting.

Why wasn’t he talking about Syria and Russia killing his ISIS fighters who are fighting against Assad or is this just part of the big plan with Russia, Iran, and him.  We haven’t heard from him since the bombing is killing all of these people in this town?

The other strange thing is his hometown of Chicago, Illinois, has killings every day especially on the weekend and they have the illegal, stringent gun laws in the USA.  These stringent gun laws haven’t kept this town safe.  In fact, it has made it worse because the good guys don’t have any protection.  Do you hear him rag on Chicago, Illinois, and the people killed every day of the week.

The other way of killing our young is Planned Parenthood which donates millions of dollars to the Democratic Party for  supporting abortions.  They have killed 1.3 million babies and now are harvesting their bodies for organs.  This is just as bad as the Holocaust – no difference – it is just another method of killing the people – white, black, or brown.  We have got to stop this.  Do you hear this leader ragging about Planned Parenthood?

We have to understand – all of the shootings in this country have been committed by a Democrat household.  They continue to use this ruse of killings as a reason or way to take away the second amendment (taking away our guns and free speech is another one).

They keep brain washing the people with this POLITICALLY CORRECT version to stop people from expressing their frustration.  So speak up whether it is correct or not.  These Democrats are Muslims and Socialists and are trying to take over the country.  Stop this idiocy because you are caving into these people.

The Washington Post

Obama on mass shooting: ‘Somehow, this has become routine’

By Juliet Eilperin October 1 at 7:04 PM 
Obama speaks about Ore. community college shooting

Speaking at the White House on Thursday evening, a visibly frustrated and emotional President Obama remarked on the deadly shooting at a community college in Oregon. Obama said that “we’re going to have to change our laws,” but remarked that he couldn’t do it alone.

President Obama said Thursday evening that the “routine” nature of mass shootings in America will continue unless the country’s politics changes.

“This is a political choice that we make, to allow this to happen every few months in America,” said the president, who was visibly frustrated as he delivered a statement on Thursday’s mass shooting in Roseburg, Ore.

Obama has frequently railed against Congress’s refusal to pass additional gun control measures in an effort to curb mass shootings, especially in the wake of the Dec. 14, 2012 massacre of 20 students and six teachers at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.. But on Thursday he delivered remarks in which he veered from anger to incredulity as he described his amazement that a slew of horrific attacks had failed to spur a response from Washington’s political establishment.

“There’s been another mass shooting in America–this time, in a community college in Oregon,” he declared flatly at the outset of his comments in the Brady Press Briefing Room, named for President Ronald Reagan’s press secretary who was shot during a March 1981 assassination attempt on the president. “That means there’s another community stunned with grief, and communities across the country are forced to relive their own anguish, and parents across the country who are scared because they know it might have been their families and their children.”

“But as I said just a few months ago,” he said, his voice rising to a higher pitch, “and I said a few months before that, and I said each time we see one of these mass shootings, our thoughts and prayers are not enough. It’s not enough.”

“It does not capture the heartache and grief and anger that we should feel,” he said, punctuating the word “anger” with added emphasis. “And it does nothing to prevent this carnage from being inflicted some place else in America.”

After noting how the country is willing to devote enormous resources to address other threats to human life, ranging from terrorist strikes to unsafe bridges, Obama questioned why there is a different response when it comes to guns.
“So the notion that gun violence is somehow different? That our freedom, and our Constitution, prohibits any modest regulation of how we use a deadly weapon, when there are law-abiding gun owners all across the country who could hunt and protect their families and do everything they could do under such regulations,” he asked. “doesn’t make sense.”

Obama bemoaned the fact that these tragedies had become so frequent, he said, they no longer shocked the public. He urged media outlets to list the number of Americans who die each year from terrorist attacks against the number who are killed by guns, to show how much greater a threat gun violence poses to the country.

“Somehow this has become routine,” he said, looking a bit incredulous at the prospect. “The reporting is routine. My response here at this podium ends up being routine.”

Rather than listing the numerous tragedies that had occurred during his time in office–in Newtown, in Charleston. S.C. where a gunman killed nine parishioners in an African American church in June, and in countless other places–he noted that during an interview in July he bemoaned the fact that the United States was the “one advanced nation on earth” that has not adopted “common-sense gun safety measures” in the fact of multiple mass shootings.

“And later that day there was a mass shooting in a movie theater in Lafayette Louisiana. That day,” he said, his voice strained.

At times, his tone turned combative. “Right now I can imagine the press releases being cranked out: ‘We need more guns,’ they’ll argue. Fewer gun safety laws.”

“Does anybody really believe that?” he said. “There are scores of responsible gun owners in this country, they know that’s not true.”

While the president said that the 20 year-old alleged shooter at Umpqua Community College on Thursday was mentally ill — “it’s fair to say anybody who does this has a sickness in their minds, regardless of what they think their motivations may be”– he also said other advanced countries with mentally ill citizens do not suffer the same fatalities.
“I’d ask the American people to think how they can get our government to change these laws, and to save lives, and to let young people grow up. And that will require a change of politics on this issue,” he said, adding that “this cause of continuing death for innocent people should be a factor” when voters choose which elected officials they want to support at the ballot box.

“And each time this happens,” he vowed, “I’m going to bring this up. Each time this happens I am going to say we can actually do something about it, but we’re going to have to change our laws.”

“I hope and pray that I don’t have to come out again during my tenure as president to offer my condolences to families in these circumstances. But based on my experience as president,” he said, looking grim, “I can’t guarantee that. And that’s terrible to say. And it can change.”

And after uttering a prayer for the victims and their families, the president turned and walked out of the room. The press corps sat in their seats, silent.

Why didn’t the press corps do their job and ask why Russia was killing his ISIS fighters (not Ameirca’s but his fighters)  in Syria?

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