REBLOG: This has to stop!

This is my hometown. I live in Thousand Oaks, CA.
Our beautiful, tight-knit community, consistently rated one of the top safest cities in America, experienced heartbreaking loss and extreme devastation this past week. We are in mourning.
I’ll start at the beginning:
Last Thursday, my husband Alex and I woke to a text from our niece, who’s deployed in South Korea. I’m thinking of you today, sorry to hear the sad news in Thousand Oaks.
“What?” I said. “What sad news is she talking about?”
Alex checked his phone and we could not believe it.
A mass shooting. HERE. In Thousand Oaks. Last night at Borderline.
Our oldest daughter, Mackenzie, is 26. Our youngest, Talee, is 23. They’ve been to the Borderline Bar & Grill numerous times. It’s a super popular place for college-aged kids and country music.
Wednesday was “college night,” for those 18 and over. I shuddered when…
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There’s a sadness beyond the grief – when will the people unite on this ongoing tragedy?
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I should, but don’t have hope for it. I’ve been depressed about the situation since T took office. It seems he brings out the worst part of the,US.
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Sadly the view out here too.
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Thank you for sharing, this is very thought provoking! 🙂
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