Las Vegas Mass Shooting

Damn. It has happened again.


I am utterly heartbroken by the mass shooting in Las Vegas last night, the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history. 59 people were killed, and over 515 people were injured. The victims of the shooting didn't deserve to have their lives taken during a music event they just wanted to go to have a good time.

This was terrorism, plain clear and simple. No motive needs to be looked for. The killer knew he wanted to do this for no good reason to people he never met or had no reason to cross paths with. The bastard that commited this will rot in hell for such a heinous crime against humanity.

This in general has happened way too much and way too frequently in this country as of late in this and the last decade, and by the grace and glory of God, this needs to stop. I don't care if you are for or against the freedom of carrying firearms, you all need to realize, this is just disgusting and soulless. These displays of pure hate and evil did not stop after Sandy Hook; if cutting down on reckless and extremely devastating displays of hate and evil against humanity did not stop after a group of children lost their lives to a fucking deranged individual, then we all (especially our politicians who didn't discuss or done a thing about it) have lost faith in the people and society of our country. To believe that guns have no fault in these attacks on our people and socitey, shows you have more care for heavy burning metal and the sounds of lives being destroyed than your own flesh and blood and those of your fellow man and their lives. It should've stopped at Sandy Hook and I'm truly disgusted at the continued cycle and the people who would continue to cut corners and pussyfoot around the issue instead of taking it head on and doing something about it. We need to do something about it.

My thoughts, prayers and condolences are with the victims, their families, the injured, their families, the first responders, the LV police department, and the citizens and visitors of Las Vegas.
And thank you to the helpers.

You all are in our hearts.