Chris Evans is among the furious and heartbroken celebrities to release his frustration after the latest North American shooting massacre.
As a result, 18 children and a teacher are among those killed after the suspect Salvador Ramos was run over at Robb Elementary School in the city of Uvalde, Texas.
Authorities believe Ramos, 18, also killed his grandmother before going to school.
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The horror only ended when Ramos was removed by emergency responders.
Avengers star Evans took to Twitter after the incident, saying, “ENOUGH!”
Socialist Kourtney Kardashian said: “Schools should be a place where our children can learn, make friends, laugh, grow, discover each other. A safe place where they can imagine their future. a place where their future is taken away “.
“I urge lawmakers to take responsibility. We need a plan to protect our babies.”
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Camera icon Kourtney Kardashian has asked officials to “protect our babies.” Credit: Instagram / kourtneykardash
Basketball giant LeBron James asked “When are there enough men?”
“My thoughts and prayers go to the families of loved ones lost and injured at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, TX,” he said.
“Like when there’s enough man! These are kids and we keep putting them in danger at school. How serious” AT SCHOOL, “where he’s supposed to be the safest!”
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U.S. President Joe Biden has made an emotional call for new gun restrictions, wondering when the gun lobby would be brought to work.
“When, in the Name of God, Will We Face the Weapons Lobby?” Biden said, visibly shocked, at the White House shortly after returning from a five-day trip to Asia that was marked by tragedy.
With First Lady Jill Biden by her side, Biden said, “I’m sick and tired. We have to act.
“It’s time to dump her and move on.”
Just two days before Biden set out on his journey, he reunited with the families of the victims after a hate-motivated shooter killed 10 blacks at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York.
The back-to-back tragedies served as overwhelming reminders of the frequency and brutality of an American epidemic of mass armed violence.
“These kinds of mass shootings rarely happen anywhere else in the world,” Biden said. “Because?”
It is unclear whether the latest tragedy will change the political dynamic around guns after so many others, including the 2012 shooting at Connecticut Sandy Hook Elementary School that killed 26, including 20 children, did not.
In a reminder of the division of the issue, Biden’s call for gun control on Tuesday was booed at a campaign event in Georgia hosted by Herschel Walker, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate.
With AP