West Coast rapper Snoop Dogg is letting the recent explosion of school shooting attacks get to him and rightfully so. The father of four has come forward to provide some potential solutions to lessen the nationwide epidemic.
Snoop Dizzle went to Instagram this week and poured his heart out into a must-watch public service announcement.
“I don’t know how y’all feel about these gun laws but one thing I want to say is that I feel like schools should be protected. We have enough law enforcement that do nothing but ride around and look for nothing but n*ggas to arrest and harass motherf*ckers, you can put them in front of the schools. You could also have metal detectors at the schools like they do at the hood schools. That’s why you don’t hear about no shootings at the hood schools because we take provisions and make sure that kind of sh*t doesn’t happen at schools. Kids are supposed to be safe at school. This is just Snoop saying some suggestions to the president. Hopefully he’ll listen with his hard-headed a**. You hear me? So put some police at the school, metal detectors and that’s like one step as far as making it better because I know the NRA, they ain’t f**king around right now. Y’all scared of them.”
A few weeks ago, New York rapper Cardi B blamed bullying for causing school shootings.
“I see a lot of high schoolers, middle schoolers, even elementary schoolers even though they’re not supposed to be watching me – I’ve been seeing a lot of school shootings happening and the school shootings never look like the jock, the cheerleader, the popular kid. It’s always a kid that’s a little bit socially awkward and everything and I feel like one of the best ways to prevent these types of tragedies is to stop picking on these little kids. Stop bullying these kids. The devil speaks to you the most when you feel helpless. Stop picking on them. If you see this kid and you know he’s a little weird or this girl, that’s a little not like you, compliment them them. Say hi to them. That should feel better than picking on somebody that you know is not gonna do something to you. Like, you’re mad p*ssy for even picking on somebody that you know is not gonna defend themself. Stop picking on these kids, y’all.”
Keeping all the way 💯 📸 @iamcardib on the high school shooting epidemic. 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/aHyMEs9tEH
— SOHH (@sohh) February 19, 2018
Recently, Snoop Dogg unloaded his issues toward President Donald Trump over the publicized Parkland school massacre in Florida.
Last month, reality TV star Kim Kardashian poured out an emotional reaction to the attack and posted multiple Twitter posts about gun control.
We owe it to our children and our teachers to keep them safe while at school. Prayers won't do this: action will. Congress, please do your job and protect Americans from senseless gun violence
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) February 15, 2018
Earlier this morning, @NRA re-tweeted a tweet from a gun maker encouraging people to buy their loved ones guns for #ValentinesDay
Since the #schoolshooting in Florida they've deleted that tweet and have gone silent.
Thankfully, I took a screenshot. pic.twitter.com/cC4A835n0a
— igorvolsky (@igorvolsky) February 14, 2018
One shoe bomber tried to blow up a plane and now we are forced to take off our shoes.
1606 mass shootings since Sandy Hook Elementary School and Congress has done NOTHING.
— Michael Skolnik (@MichaelSkolnik) February 14, 2018
Parkland school shooting: AR-15
Texas church shooting: AR-15
Las Vegas shooting: AR-15
Orlando nightclub shooting: AR-15
Sandy Hook shooting: AR-15NO CIVILIAN SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO ASSAULT WEAPONS. THEY ARE KILING OUR CHILDREN. pic.twitter.com/0yO18z77t3
— igorvolsky (@igorvolsky) February 14, 2018