Bloody March: Mass Shooting In Maryland!

Maryland is the site of a mass shooting.

Another school shooting in the United States. About a month after the mass shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine's Day.

This is the week when the Parkland survivors will march to Washington. We are getting tired of this. Gun violence is the number one threat in the United States. The inept leadership in Washington, DC has once again failed the thousands of people killed by gun violence.

The survivors of mass shootings demand Donald J. Trump and Congress address gun violence and take a stand against the National Rifle Association.

Trump won't listen to their calls. So hopefully, we register voters and get a turnout to oust Republicans and Democrats who continue to take support from the NRA.

In St. Mary's County, a terrorist walked into his high school and shot two before he went out like a punk.

Police are overwhelmed with domestic violence calls and school shootings.

The terrorist was in a domestic violence squabble. He shot a girl and a boy before the school resource officer managed to stop the threat.

The terrorist was a student who was angry at the female victim after a breakup. He shot the female and the male student who allegedly was dating her.

Domestic violence is the most dangerous call a police officer has to respond to.

The Great Mills High School is 89 miles south of Baltimore and 71 miles south of Washington, DC. The students did the walkout last week. Now they do a mourn and prayer rally. When the junk food media leaves to the next tragedy, the survivors will face into our memory.

School shootings keep happening.

This the umpteenth school shooting since January 2018. This is the 17th shooting in the United States.

The school population is majority Black.

Trump, Gov. Larry Hogan, Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) and Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) were notified and offered their phony sympathy. Their thoughts and prayers won't stop mass shootings. It won't bring back the dead.

It won't heal the wounds.

Before I head off, I want to acknowledge that my uncle had passed away at the age of 53. He died on Sunday and I was caught off guard by this.