Climate change and gun reform remain contentious topics amongst American people. In her last column of the year, Deanna reflects on where these issues stand heading into the new year. |✍️ DeannaIsaacs👇
State representative Justin Slaughter and Abraham Avalos, Illinois house judiciary committee meeting, Bilandic Building, December 15, 2022The best we can say about 2022? It’s been transitional. If we’re lucky, the shift will be to something better. In the meantime,drags on. Predictably, unconscionably, we’ve become inured to it. Inflation rages at a pace new to most of us. The experts pushing and pulling the levers on the economy apparently never do their own grocery shopping.
Eureka! The process sounded orgasmic, as did some of the comments included from politicians. “This astonishing scientific advance puts us on the precipice of a future no longer reliant on fossil fuels,” Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer said, before adding that it’ll take a lot more cutting-edge work to get there.
He added, “There’s a tendency to look at climate change and say, ‘OK, it’s a problem, what’s the silver bullet?’ But there is no silver bullet. It’s a new reality that demands a multitude of responses. Maybe fusion is part of the response in the future, but it’s not a silver bullet.” The committee had a live audience of only about 30 people. Supporters of 5855 included a group of red-T-shirted members of Moms Demand Action. Across an aisle from them, a smaller ad hoc clutch of 5855 opponents included Abraham Avalos of Waukegan, in a black-and-yellow Illinois Gun Owners Together shirt. Avalos testified that he was present at the Highland Park parade shooting but opposes the ban because there will always be “people who obey laws and people who don’t.
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