News media and others have used this tragedy to blame anyone they can and play the political rhetoric blame game
Loughner's best friend, Zach Osler, disputed speculation by media commentators that Loughner's actions were fueled by partisan politics and rhetoric, insisting, "He did not watch TV, he disliked the news, he didn't listen to political radio, he didn't take sides, he wasn't on the Left, he wasn't on the Right"
To debunk the idea that Sarah Palin had a "hit list" with crosshairs, I show you that Democrats have used crosshairs/bullseyes/targets for Republican targets, even specific Republicans with their names and pictures
PS - I am not a Republican OR a Democrat, I am NEITHER
This is to show that if you are going to point fingers, you either have to point them at everyone or point them at noone at all
Also, I am showing that these people are merely using this tragedy to spark an anti-gun movement, as shown by many web pages, news reports, and political bills in the making to put a tighter hold on gun control
Gun laws only affect people who follow the law
People who don't follow laws are not affected by gun laws
Stop making this about politics, and just hold the individual accountable
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