To the Editor,
In 1770 five Americans were massacred in Boston sparking a Revolution.
More than two hundred and fifty years later two eighteen year-olds massacre ten innocent patrons in a …
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To the Editor,
In 1770 five Americans were massacred in Boston sparking a Revolution.
More than two hundred and fifty years later two eighteen year-olds massacre ten innocent patrons in a grocery store and nineteen third-and-fourth graders and two teachers at a school while we wring our hands and do nothing.
And we, as an enlightened citizenship, endorse the premise that eighteen year-olds lack the maturity to legally drink alcohol yet possess the intellectual stability to purchase, own and wield an assault weapon ... all while our Mothers weep and our Founding Fathers scratch their heads.
Stefano Andolfo
Warwick
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