Essay On Sandy Hook Shooting

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We as human beings must understand that men are not perfect and they make mistake as well and for that reason we must have an open mind about how the real world works. A sheriff well known as head commander of Umpqua Community college shooting; he shared a link and said that the people should keep open minded on his Facebook page. The October 2, 2015 website TheDailyDot.com by Dell Cameron stated “Sheriff John Hanlin posted a YouTube video on his Facebook page that offered (debunked) theories about whether the U.S. government had staged the Sandy Hook shooting.” John Hanlin does not believe gun law is the issue is the cause of mass shooting. The reason the U.S government has been pushing gun laws so much had given John Hanlin the belief that Sandy Hook was staged. According to …show more content…
What makes this conspiracy that has so many people arrested; for example Matthew Mills that did confront victims of Sandy Hook but was held in person more than normally for someone who was just disturbing the peace. Sheriff John Hanlin deletes the shared YouTube link and deny he believes Sandy Hooks was staged by the U.S government days after he repost. The October 2, 2015 CNN.com interview video by CCN reporter asked Sheriff John Hanlin about the Facebook repost and his answer was “No, no I know what your referring to but no; that’s not a conspiracy theory belief that I have.” Why would Sheriff go on Facebook shared the link of Sandy Hook hoax and then go on say that he does not believe that Sandy Hook Conspiracy theory? What changed his mind and why would he repost? The strongest theory that could be believed is that the U.S government is attempting to get rid of the second Amendment. Could it be that the U.S government wants to declare war on second Amendment and take away our rights to bear

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