Piers Morgan to US on frequent mass shootings: ‘Just admit you don’t care’
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British commentator Piers Morgan called "hypocrisy" on Friday after the latest U.S. mass shooting took place at a FedEx facility in Indiana.
"I wish Americans would stop pretending to be ‘shocked’ by the country’s unrelenting procession of mass shootings," Morgan wrote on Twitter. "You can’t be ‘shocked’ when something keeps happening that you do nothing to stop," he continued. "Just admit you don’t care enough to act, because you love guns too much." Just hours before Morgan commented, a gunman later identified by authorities as Brandon Hole, 19, arrived at the FedEx facility in Indianapolis and allegedly killed eight people and wounded others. Hole later died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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