Hollywood Celebrities Demand Gun Management After Tennessee Christian Faculty Taking pictures: ‘Ban Assault Weapons Now!’

Hollywood celebrities wasted little time demanding  gun management within the speedy aftermath of Monday’s capturing at a Christian faculty in Tennessee that left six lifeless, together with three kids. Authorities mentioned the shooter, who can also be lifeless, was a 28-year-old feminine.

Stars calling for gun management simply hours after the capturing happened embrace Julianne Moore, Mia Farrow, Sandra Bernhard, Ethan Embry, and newly minted Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis.

“BAN ASSAULT WEAPONS NOW!” Jamie Lee Curtis tweeted in all caps.

“#BanAssaultWeapons  We owe this to our children and our fellow human beings,” Mia Farrow wrote.

“You can not support law enforcement while making common sense gun legislation impossible to pass,” Ethan Embry tweeted.

As Breitbart Information reported, the shooter was armed with two rifles and a handgun. Authorities mentioned she entered the college by means of a facet entrance.

“Officers entered the first story of the school, began clearing it, they heard shots coming second level, they immediately went to the gunfire,” mentioned Metro Nashville Police Division spokesman Don Aaron. “When the officers got to the second level, they saw a shooter, a female, who was firing. The officers engaged her and she was fatally shot by responding police officers.”

Hollywood stars seized on the tragedy to push for limitations on the Second Modification.

Julianne Moore, who’s one in every of Hollywood’s largest gun management activists, urged her Instagram followers to assist the group Mothers Demand Motion, which has pushed for gun bans up to now.

Jamie Lee Curtis expressed her thoughts with crystal readability.

Singer Jason Isbell criticized Tennessee Gov. Invoice Lee (R), implying he doesn’t “have the spine” to enact gun management laws.

Comic Sarah Silverman attacked Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), calling her a “shitty nutsack.”

ABC’s Scandal star Kerry Washington echoed one girl’s name for gun management. “We have got to do better,” the actress tweeted.

Borat director Larry Charles bizarrely drew a comparability with Congressional efforts to ban China’s TikTok.

Netflix’s The Watcher star Mia Farrow tweeted the hashtag #BanAssaultWeapons. “We owe this to our children.”

Fox’s Glee star Jane Lynch appeared guilty GOP members of Congress.

Comic Sandra Bernhard echoed White Home spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre’s demand “to do something.”

Netflix’s Grace & Frankie star Ethan Embry launched an anti-conservative Twitter rant primarily based on previous information that the assailant was a youngster, when actually she was 28 years previous.

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