Principal of Announcement School sent a letter to Vice President Vance, who is arguing for intervention after another Malignant shooting Last week took place in the church ground.
Three children of Matthew Debor were in the school ground during the position of the active shooter and the gunshots pierced the windows in the sanctuary and the surrounding areas.
Her letter addressed both Vice -President another woman Usha Vance, which she said, “We are in a war.”
The Debair wrote in his letter to the Vice President, “This is not … for this shooter a gun – or anyone – my child should not be easy to see his pediatrician.” Miniapolis star,
He said, “A gun for this shooter – or anyone – should not be easy to walk to a church, to shoot 116 shots in stained glass windows for two and a half minutes with children’s feet to shoot … Door on door dash, but it is,” he said.
Three different weapons were used by a 23-year-old suspected shooter, Robin Westman. Two children were killed, and 18 other The active shooter was injured during the situation.
Debair urged the women to help promote unity and to accept that gun violence is not a biased issue, but a crisis in which human life is at risk.
“Join us in our humility. Join our love. Join us in refusing to participate in divisive rhetoric about all subjects. We are all human, shooter and suffering,” Debor said.
“Politicians and parents. Prisoners and saints. We are all made in the image and equality of God.
Amid concerns for the future of the school, Deborn said that he had forgiven the shooter and tried to reconcile with the incident through scripture and urged others to do so.
“Let us go ahead to build our future full of hope. Blue and Red, American and not American, male and female, slaves and independent, genitals and Jews, Vance and Walz (S),” the Debair concluded.
“We all move forward and create our future full of hope – hand in hand, linked in love, together.”
The Vice President’s office did not respond to the requests of comments regarding the letter. Vance visited the shooting site on Wednesday and paid respect for the lost life due to a violent attack.
