The worst terrorist attack since 9/11 aimed at a gay club.
Homosexual man persecuted in Medford for exercising his First Amendment right to ask the Mayor and the Superintendent about a student allegedly having sex with a varsity coach via Public Records Request.
5 days later the police go after the homosexual man like a mass shooter looking to squash the same-sex person's free speech rights.
This is what is happening, from Medford to Orlando.
http://chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/steinberg-orlando-nightclub-shooting/
Not today. Today we stare at the carnage in Orlando.
Or should I say, we stare at more carnage in Orlando. One day and four miles away from where a mope gunned down 22-year-old “The Voice” singer Christina Grimmie — no official reason for that yet, but I’ll put my chips on what Hamlet calls “the pangs of disprized love” — a better-armed shooter walked into Pulse, a “high-energy gay dance club” and shot about 100 people, killing more than 50, as if in rebuke for our focusing on just one death.
Crying over one young person? Here’s 50 more. Cry about that.
Hmmm, let’s see . . . futility of even talking about sane gun control? Done it. Inhumanity of using other people’s horrific tragedy for political ends? Been there. The day fast arriving when such atrocities become such a quotidian part of American life that we don’t even consider them unusual events worthy of comment? Check.
