An excellent suggestion:

[kpete]

How about instead of naming the next mass shooting after the city where it happened, we name it after a member of government who has done nothing to stop it? The next one should be the #GregAbbottMassacre

Link to tweet

[empedocles]

1. Yes

[DemocracyMouse]

27. Hell yes!

[Karadeniz]

2. Very good!

[DemocracyMouse]

28. Hyper brilliant good!

[magicarpet]

3. Skin in the game,...

You are pro gun - without reasonable restrictions,...

You own the deaths and massacres forthcoming from that failed hands off policy asking for gun safety and gun control.

[calimary]

13. Yep! Totally.

You know that old saying: if the shoe fits, wear it.

[NightWatcher]

4. Cool. Name every shooting after the Pro gun rep or sen from that district or state.

[Captain Zero]

5. Yes.

Start with the Senators. Then the Reps of the district or closest GOP rep to it.

[BigmanPigman]

6. Good plan!

[calimary]

14. Yep! Absolutely.

[Haggis for Breakfast]

7. Personally, I LOVE "Massacre Mitch."

McConnell's refusal to allow ANY legislation to reach the Senate floor - after all of these shootings - really does tell us where his loyalties lie . . . in the checkbooks of the NRA and the gun manufacturers, but NOT with Americans.

[calimary]

12. Yep. Massacre Mitch and/or Mass-Murder Mitch.

Any of those.

Yep. WE can do branding, too.

[DemocracyMouse]

29. Not quite: "Another McConnell Massacre"

[smirkymonkey]

8. K&R

[aeromanKC]

9. #GregAbbottMassacre1

#GregAbbottMassacre2
#GregAbbottMassacre3
#GregAbbottMassacre4

[calimary]

15. Yep. Precisely!

[rainin]

10. YES!!

[calimary]

11. Ooooooooooooohhh LOVE it-LOVE it-LOVE it!!!

[Augiedog]

16. Name it after the legislator who refuses/refused to act on gun control.

[warmfeet]

17. I like it.

Connect the enablers to the crime. They are, after all, intimately connected to the crime.

[Pacifist Patriot]

18. I'm in favor.

[locks]

19. Great idea

I often wonder what Abbott would be spewing if one of his children or grandchildren had been in one of Texas' massacres.

[Sogo]

21. The disasterous Dukakis debate moment comes to mind....

....when he was asked if he would support the death penalty if Kitty were raped and murdered?

A seeming uncaring response pretty much sunk him....

Would Abbott respond in a like manner?

[Iwasthere]

20. Start using it it Now

Get media to pick up on it. Perhaps If enough people do it. In fact let's start naming all the previous massacres this year too.

[a kennedy]

22. Or name it after which senators and congressmen/women that get the most money from the NRA.....

[lambchopp59]

23. Let's not forget to honor those who make half a million a year to arm every nutjob

"This bloody massacre today brought to you by: Wayne LaPierre, and all his politistooges."

[3catwoman3]

24. As noted in post 9, some of the legislators...

...will need to have numbers after the multiple massacres in their states/districts.

[RainCaster]

25. Let's add the names of NRA lobbyists,too. They should have their 15 minutes of fame too.

[patphil]

26. We certainly have plenty of names to choose from, don't we.

[jmowreader]

30. No! No! A thousand times No!

The next one should be the #DonaldTrumpMassacre.

Next, the #MattSchaeferMassacre.

Then the #MoscowMitchMassacre.

The #WayneLaPierreMassacre has to be in there somewhere.

You can have your #GregAbbottMassacre in due course. I'm sure there will be more than enough of them, which sickens me to consider.

[CaptYossarian]

31. We could also shame the shooters.

The "Guy with a small penis" massacre and the "Guy who can't get laid" massacre. That could deter someone who wouldn't want that label.

[Pepsidog]

32. Brilliant idea.

[mainstreetonce]

33. How about calling them TrumpOdessa

TrumpEl Paso
TrumpDayton etc

And only if the president does something about it,his name comes off.

[czarjak]

34. It would be a badge of honor for them is the biggest drawback.

[SWBTATTReg]

35. Actually a very good idea...perhaps if these crimes are tagged along w/ a member of the govern...

ment that are STOPPING or hampering efforts for more effective gun legislation, this would put more of a kick into efforts to rein in this ongoing slaughter.

One thing for sure, they aren't beefing up support for mental illness or anything like that (despite what rump says), I haven't seen anything come across on my medical plan updates for mental illness (most plans are very minor/lacking in supporting mental illnesses)...

[Doitnow]

36. I understand the number of Americans who support background checks is over 90%. I think it

is about time most Americans start getting what they want. That goes for a bunch of stuff I hear talked about lately. Remember, there are more of us than there are of them!