26 year old woman joins ranks of mass shooter-killers in the USA; This mass shooting madness in the USA has to stop!
Now it's a 26 year old woman mass shooter who killed 3 people and then killed herself in Maryland, USA!
4 dead, including 26-year-old female suspect, in Maryland shooting, https://www.cbsnews.com/news/aberdeen-shooting-maryland-rite-aid-distribution-center-suspect-snochia-moseley-today-2018-09-20/, 20th Sept. 2018
It is terribly sad to know that a 26 year old woman has joined the ranks of mass shooters in the USA.
Something must be done about this madness that seems to have gripped quite a few people in the USA who try to settle any argument with a gun, and, then many times, turn the gun on themselves to avoid the misery of police arrest, trial and incarceration!
These incidents in the USA bother me a lot, as I have relatives, old friends and many Sathya Sai devotee Facebook friends who live in the USA. I want them to be safe from this madness. We cannot do much against acts of nature and accidents. But this mass shooting madness in the USA has to stop!
Note that if the lady was fed up with her life and killed herself alone, it would still be tragic but not as tragic as this. She killed 3 people and seriously injured 3 people before she killed herself! She has thereby dealt a grievous blow to the lives of these people and their families and friends.
Did she not fear the consequences of this great sin she has committed by murder (3) and attempted murder (3)? Did she think that by killing herself, she will not have to endure such consequences? Perhaps. Otherwise, how could she have done this?
I have clear recollections of driving on the highway in Maryland in the second half of the 1980s as I, and friends, were passing through to visit Washington D.C. and slightly further down South in the USA (from Mass/NH). I would have stopped in Maryland to have food typically at a fast food joint off the highway. In those days, never ever did I fear that some mad person would come and start shooting to kill people at random! Never ever! Yes, road accidents did happen, robberies did happen even at gun point or knife point, gangs shooting at each other did happen, then in the USA (as well as in India, then and now) and I had to be concerned about that. I would stay away from areas that seemed unsafe, especially in cities.
But this terribly sad and heart-breaking incident in Maryland is something else! I mean, almost no place in USA now seems free from this random mass shooting thing which may happen simply anywhere - in a school, college or university, in a place of work, in a fast food joint, at a music concert etc.
I am plunged in grief about this tragic madness that has gripped some people in the USA and which has brought so much concern about safety and well being of almost anybody who lives in the USA. I earnestly pray to God and wish that USA gets cured of this tragic mass shooter madness disease that has impacted quite a few of its people, and brought fear of being shot to death at random to almost everybody in the USA, as well as worry about that among outside USA friends and relatives (like me) of people who live in the USA.
4 dead, including 26-year-old female suspect, in Maryland shooting, https://www.cbsnews.com/news/aberdeen-shooting-maryland-rite-aid-distribution-center-suspect-snochia-moseley-today-2018-09-20/, 20th Sept. 2018
It is terribly sad to know that a 26 year old woman has joined the ranks of mass shooters in the USA.
Something must be done about this madness that seems to have gripped quite a few people in the USA who try to settle any argument with a gun, and, then many times, turn the gun on themselves to avoid the misery of police arrest, trial and incarceration!
These incidents in the USA bother me a lot, as I have relatives, old friends and many Sathya Sai devotee Facebook friends who live in the USA. I want them to be safe from this madness. We cannot do much against acts of nature and accidents. But this mass shooting madness in the USA has to stop!
Note that if the lady was fed up with her life and killed herself alone, it would still be tragic but not as tragic as this. She killed 3 people and seriously injured 3 people before she killed herself! She has thereby dealt a grievous blow to the lives of these people and their families and friends.
Did she not fear the consequences of this great sin she has committed by murder (3) and attempted murder (3)? Did she think that by killing herself, she will not have to endure such consequences? Perhaps. Otherwise, how could she have done this?
I have clear recollections of driving on the highway in Maryland in the second half of the 1980s as I, and friends, were passing through to visit Washington D.C. and slightly further down South in the USA (from Mass/NH). I would have stopped in Maryland to have food typically at a fast food joint off the highway. In those days, never ever did I fear that some mad person would come and start shooting to kill people at random! Never ever! Yes, road accidents did happen, robberies did happen even at gun point or knife point, gangs shooting at each other did happen, then in the USA (as well as in India, then and now) and I had to be concerned about that. I would stay away from areas that seemed unsafe, especially in cities.
But this terribly sad and heart-breaking incident in Maryland is something else! I mean, almost no place in USA now seems free from this random mass shooting thing which may happen simply anywhere - in a school, college or university, in a place of work, in a fast food joint, at a music concert etc.
I am plunged in grief about this tragic madness that has gripped some people in the USA and which has brought so much concern about safety and well being of almost anybody who lives in the USA. I earnestly pray to God and wish that USA gets cured of this tragic mass shooter madness disease that has impacted quite a few of its people, and brought fear of being shot to death at random to almost everybody in the USA, as well as worry about that among outside USA friends and relatives (like me) of people who live in the USA.
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