#prayfororlando

While we are deeply saddened by this horrific act, Let us not forget that guns don’t kill people, people kill people. These are nothing more than the doings of a crazed “lone wolf.” While our hearts break for those affected by this tragedy, Let us all agree that now is not the time for politics but for mourning. Flags at half mast, we send the victims our thoughts and prayers.

We owe these poor souls our sincerest thoughts and prayers. Another gathering, another attack. Unfathomable, this heinous act. The bodies are not even cold. Don’t you dare speak of policy instead of mourning. Remember, guns only kill people when people kill people. God bless the family members and innocent victims of this tragedy. Who can understand the crazy bloodlust of the rabid wolf?

We cannot let the other side feed the Sacred Amendment to the wolves. The 50+ dead, 500+ wounded already have all our best thoughts and prayers. Our Christian souls are shocked by this unavoidable tragedy. Too soon, the other side rushes to politicize this violent and bloody act. Bleeding hearts want people who hate guns to take guns away from people. Will they also ban cars, hammers, knives? Any blunt edge can spur mourning.

Arsenals are shields that protect our families from mourning. Don’t forget the threats of radical Islamic terrorists – sheepskin wolves! The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good gun with a good people. Now, give the 27 students, 5 teachers your thoughts and prayers. Now, a moment of silence to honor the victims of this appalling and horrid act Before the other side conspires to make us fodder for the next tragedy. #PrayforOrlando, #PrayforSandyHook. #NeverAgain let hashtag tragedy Befall this nation. #NeverForget the riddled dead in our collective mourning. 140-characters to virtue signal, derail, distract, never act. Help us digest this disaster. Whatever narrative is most appetizing we’ll wolf It down. Star-spangled souls are armed ‘n ready with thoughts and prayers. The wisdom we’ve all agreed upon is that guns don’t kill people, people kill guns.

Believe us, kills don’t people good guy guns, guns with a bad kills kill people. Trust us, there was no way we could prevented this senseless tragedy. Instead, let’s legislate a fully-automatic barrage of thoughts and prayers So when we next awaken to bloodsmeared headlines on the next red morning, We can ignore the guilt under our trigger fingers like the howling of distant wolves And know the price of freedom has never been too high - so long as we never react.

Last week I read the anthology Love Is Love, published by DC Comics and IDW, an homage to the victims and survivors of the Orlando shooting.

I didn’t dare asking to participate when Marc Andreyko made an open call for creators. But after reading it, and seeing the DC characters there (which I didn’t expect), I kept thinking what would I have done, and I was inspired to do this short story. Couldn’t help myself actually. It falls utterly and unashamedly under the category of fan fiction. My first ever.