An interesting tweet by Billy Tucci
Artist Billy Tucci made an important observation about the shooters in Dayton and El Paso this week:
The Daily Signal ran an article last year that certainly gives some eyebrow-raising data about a number of crazed gunmen lacking father figures. If so, it should get people to thinking about the importance of fathers taking responsibility for raising their sons so that horrors like these are less likely to happen. Tucci did the right thing to bring up the topic. Good parenting is something badly lacking in today's society.
Mass shootings in Chicago, El Paso, Dayton, etc. this week. ONE thing all have in common (as does the vast majority of these killers) is that they came from #fatherless homes. Time for men to take responsibility for their actions & be there to raise their children. #fatherhood— Billy Tucci (@BillyTucci) August 8, 2019
The Daily Signal ran an article last year that certainly gives some eyebrow-raising data about a number of crazed gunmen lacking father figures. If so, it should get people to thinking about the importance of fathers taking responsibility for raising their sons so that horrors like these are less likely to happen. Tucci did the right thing to bring up the topic. Good parenting is something badly lacking in today's society.
Labels: good artists, misogyny and racism, politics, violence
Not just mass shooters, but also muggers, carjackers, and gang members.
Posted by
Anonymous |
11:46 AM
Also Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, JK Rowling, Lance Armstrong, Eric Clapton, Tom Cruise, Barbara Streisand, Julia Roberts, Pierce Brosnan, Keanu Reeves.... not to mention Peter Parker, Diana of the Amazons, Prince Namor the Sub-Mariner....
Posted by
Anonymous |
5:09 PM
Uh...Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, and the Sub-Mariner are fictional characters.
As for Clinton, Obama, and Streisand, I would prefer the muggers and carjackers.
Posted by
Anonymous |
7:02 PM
How can Spider-Man be a fictional person? The guy has been seen and teamed up with undeniably real people, like John Belushi and Barack Obama! If you don't believe me, just read the comics.
Heck, the guy even teamed up with Tony Freaking Stark! How much more real can you get?
Posted by
Anonymous |
10:22 AM