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>There is no question that the NRA is part of the problem, and sure as hell is NOT part of the solution. Like I said before - their goal is to have as many guns out there with as little oversight as possible. Frankly they like it when these mass shootings happen -- you notice that the gun sales and the stock prices of gun manufactures goes up ever time this happens right? So yes there is more than a few slogans - it's bribes and greed at its fullest at the cost of American lives. It's about as low as one can go. Call it demonizing the demon.

Victor, it's really tempting to say what I'd say to you in person. But for right now, I'll just say this - this moral shaming of the NRA is why you are left with the president you (and I) are left with.

Jimmy Kimmel has been dishing out the moral outrage on his show. Now, I don't think he's all that funny nor do I think he's all that clever. However, I certainly realize that he wants a peaceful society and wants everyone to be healthy. Just because I don't agree with his views and find his conclusions to be faulty, doesn't mean I think he somehow wants to see gun violence and sick babies so that he can make political fodder out of it. I believe his sincerity, just not his conclusions.

So why the other side (you, Kimmel, for instance) insist on saying that since you don't agree with the NRA (or Republicans on ACA), that they somehow rejoice in seeing mass shooting or lower incoming people losing health benefits.....it just blows my mind.

This "they like it when these mass shootings happen" is something I'd expect from a freshman in college who has listened to a hippie professor too many times.

It's that kind of moral shaming that lost HRC the election.