美国推特用户表示对该国缺乏枪支管制感到沮丧，因为另一所学校枪击事件于周四下午在加利福尼亚州圣克拉丽塔市丧生。
在圣克拉丽塔的Saugus高中枪击案中，两人死亡，四人受伤，据称是由一名16岁男学生在他生日那天进行的。该学生在开枪前开枪打死了五个人，在当地医院接受治疗时，情况严重，目前在警方拘留之下。所使用的武器是.45口径半自动手枪，据警方报告，它没有更多子弹。现场拍摄的监视录像显示，犯罪嫌疑人从背包中取出武器，射击了五名受害者，然后将枪对准自己。
被枪杀的学生中有三名是女性，两名是男性。
父母托尼·巴雷特（Tony Barrett）告诉《洛杉矶时报》：“您一直都在听说这件事，后来终于发生在家里。” “您总是在新闻中看到它，并且认为它不会在您身上发生。”
在枪击事件发生时，NRA的官方Twitter在推特上写道，“由于民主党人被没收，枪支销售激增了10％”，宣布民主党人为“年度枪手推销员”。这条推文引发了愤怒，并在Twitter标签上显示了#NRAIsATerroristOrganization。
今天早上在华盛顿特区，参议院停止了一项背景检查法案，密西西比州参议员辛迪·海德·史密斯因反对而阻止了该法案，从而从推特上取了热量，称严格的背景调查将阻止她向她借步枪。孙子。愤怒蔓延到趋势中。
该法案是由康涅狄格州参议员克里斯·墨菲（Chris Murphy）提出并提出的，他曾在Twitter上表示失望。
“就在我当时在参议院提出要对普遍背景调查进行投票的动议时，有关圣克拉丽塔枪击事件的消息传开了。共和党人反对，我的动议失败了，因此，我们的孩子遭到了屠杀将会持续下去。
美国“转折点”和特朗普学生部负责人查理·柯克（Charlie Kirk）发推文说：“ NRA是美国唯一一个经常因成员没有做的事情而受到指责的组织。”
一些参议员指出，美国参议院多数党领袖米奇·麦康奈尔（Mitch McConnell）保持沉默，他继续在其他问题上发推文。同时，特朗普总统表示哀悼：
“我们通过与地方，州和联邦当局的持续沟通，继续监视加利福尼亚州圣克拉丽塔市Saugus高中的可怕事件。...我们向悲惨失踪者的家人和朋友表示最深切的慰问，我们祈求伤员早日康复。”
#NRAISATERRORISTORGANIZATION TRENDS AFTER MASS SHOOTING AT SANTA CLARITA HIGH SCHOOL: 'BLOODY BODY COUNT CONTINUES'
American Twitter users expressed their frustrations with the country's lack of gun control as another school shooting claimed lives Thursday afternoon in Santa Clarita, California.
Two died and four were wounded in the shooting at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, which was allegedly carried out by a 16-year-old male student on his birthday. The student shot five people before turning the gun on himself, and is under police custody in grave condition as he receives treatment at a local hospital. The weapon used was .45 caliber semi-automatic pistol which police report had no more rounds in it. Surveillance video taken from the scene shows the suspect withdrawing the weapon from his backpack, shooting the five victims, then turning the gun on himself.
Three of the students shot were female, and two male.
"You hear about it all the time, and it's finally [happened] at home," parent Tony Barrett told The Los Angeles Times. "You always see it on the news and don't think it'll happen to you."
Close to the time of the shooting the NRA's official Twitter tweeted out that there had been a 10 percent spike in gun sales "as Democrats pushed to confiscation," declaring Democrats the "Gun Salespeople of the year". The tweet sparked outrage and the Twitter hashtag #NRAIsATerroristOrganization.
In Washington, D.C. this morning, a background check bill was stopped in the Senate, with Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith taking heat from Twitter for blocking the bill with her objection, saying that stricter background checks would prevent her from loaning a rifle to her grandsons. The anger looped into the trend.
The bill had been written and proposed by Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy, who took to Twitter to express his disappointment.
"At the very moment I was on the Senate floor making a motion to force a vote on universal background checks, news of the Santa Clarita shooting broke. Republicans objected, my motion failed, and now, as a consequence, the slaughter of our children will continue. Devastating."
Charlie Kirk, head of Turning Point USA and Students for Trump, tweeted "The NRA is the only organization in America that routinely gets blamed for things their members didn't do."
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's silence was noted by some as he continued to tweet about other matters. President Trump, meanwhile, sent his condolences:
"We continue to monitor the terrible events at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California through our ongoing communications with Local, State, and Federal Authorities....We send our deepest condolences to the families and friends of those tragically lost, and we pray for the speedy recovery of the wounded."
