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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump 11h We cannot let those killed in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, die in vain Likewise for those so seriously wounded. We can never forget them, and those many who came before them. Republicans and Democrats must come together and get strong background checks, perhaps marrying... t 17K 20K 88K Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump ...this legislation with desperately needed immigration reform. We must have something good, if not GREAT, come out of these two tragic events! 3:54 AM - 5 Aug 2019

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Hi Mr Johnston, I saw that Connor Betts was a fan of your work. Were you friends? 7:42 PM Hi, Andy. No. This is an odd question considering you're a journalist, and even a mediocre journalist could easily find out that I don't follow that person and have never interacted with him. Are you contacting everyone he's ever retweeted on a public forum to determine if he was personal friends with them? I find your line of questioning especially odd considering just yesterday you shared an article about the FBI not jumping to conclusions about the Gilroy shooter's motives based off his white supremacist social media posts. Interesting that you posted that right before publishing based off his social media posts. As any even mediocre journalist would know, there is no indication that the Dayton shooting resulting in the death of the shooter's trans brother and 8 others had anything to do with vague leftist politics, but rather it's much more likely it was related to his long and disturbing history of violent, psychopathic misogyny. I'm sure you know (as any even mediocre journalist could determine) that much of my work is antithetical to violent misogyny and misogyny in general. And as even a mediocre journalist could easily figure out due to their ability to read words, one of my videos that the shooter shared was about voting, which is traditionally a positive and desired alternative to political violence. Political violence being something for which I've never advocated, which is again something an even mediocre journalist could determine. The other video of mine that he shared was about the president's rhetoric and observable pattern of joking about shooting migrants at the border in order to quell a migrant invasion, which even a mediocre journalist could determine has nothing to do with the Dayton shooting that involved the shooter's sibling. Perhaps more interesting is that on that very day, a right-wing terrorist driven by fear of a migrant invasion shot a bunch of people at the border. If you'd like to elaborate on why, amidst pointing out that social media posts may not be related to the Gilroy shooter's motivations, you're running around under the assumption that the Dayton shooter's social media posts relate to his motivations to shoot his trans brother and a bunch of people outside a bar, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts. I'd also be interested to know where you picked up your cool and very accurate new British accent. Was it in your birthplace of Portland, Oregon? Or was it somewhere else in Portland, Oregon, where you've lived your entire life? Perhaps we can get even a mediocre journalist on the case to figure this one out for us. But anyway, my answer to your very odd initial question is: No. Follow-up question for you: I see that a lot of violent fascists are fans of your work. Are you friends? an editorial drawing conclusions about the Dayton shooter's motives
Republicans Are Missing the Real Connection Between Video Games and Mass Shootings By EVAN URQUHART AUG 04, 2019 6:46 PM
Thread Reggie Fils-Aime @Reggie When the ill-informed are being critical of the gaming industry and community, this is a very powerful story. The facts are that countries with high per capita gaming revenue have fewer gun-shooting deaths. Except the US, where 4% of the population own 43% of the guns. @geoffkeighley 9h Geoff Keighley A story about the power of the gaming community. 1:20イ someone in the Canadian government happened to watch the show last year and more importantly, acted on what they saw Notes On a day like today I want to share a story about the power of the video game There's much more we can all say and do. community to do great things. Geoff Last year, shortly after The Game Awards, I received word that the Government of Canada had seen our profile of Lual Mayen, one of our Global Gaming Citizens with Facebook. After spending 22 of his 24 years in a refugee camp in north Uganda, Lual used the power of video games to bring together his community; to instill hope and to inspire creative thinking abeut eenflliet reaelutien. 8:36 PM Aug 5, 2019 Twitter for iPhone 27.3K Likes 8.3K Retweets ti Reggie Fils-Aime @Reggie 1h Replying to @Reggie Facts are facts.
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