I don't usually comment but I just can't help feeling that this incident is just another example of how senseless gun violence has become in our country 
. I mean, 16-year-old Khyon was just trying to use the restroom and now he's gone 
. It's not even about the suspects or their motives, it's about how we as a society have lost touch with basic human decency and respect for life.
I don't know if anyone has noticed, but this is the 3rd gun-related incident in the past month alone
. What are we doing wrong? Are we just ignoring these tragedies and hoping they go away? The fact that Temple University and Chipotle have both released statements condemning gun violence is a good start, but it's not enough 
. We need to do more than just express sympathy - we need to take action to prevent this kind of thing from happening in the first place.
And I know some people might say that this incident has nothing to do with gun laws or regulations, but honestly, I think it does
. If our lawmakers can't even agree on something as simple as universal background checks and red flag laws, how are we supposed to keep our communities safe?
. I mean, 16-year-old Khyon was just trying to use the restroom and now he's gone . It's not even about the suspects or their motives, it's about how we as a society have lost touch with basic human decency and respect for life.I don't know if anyone has noticed, but this is the 3rd gun-related incident in the past month alone
. What are we doing wrong? Are we just ignoring these tragedies and hoping they go away? The fact that Temple University and Chipotle have both released statements condemning gun violence is a good start, but it's not enough . We need to do more than just express sympathy - we need to take action to prevent this kind of thing from happening in the first place.And I know some people might say that this incident has nothing to do with gun laws or regulations, but honestly, I think it does
. If our lawmakers can't even agree on something as simple as universal background checks and red flag laws, how are we supposed to keep our communities safe?
especially at a place where people should feel safe eating and hanging out with friends 
16 years old, that's so young 
. And now some families are going through this unimaginable pain 
. It's not just the victims that are affected, it's their loved ones too... and us as a society 
. I'm all for keeping these kids in line, but can we please focus on giving them mental health support instead of locking them up? 
... thinkin' about his poor fam who gotta go thru this 
. Temple University's statement about gun violence is super appreciated tho 
... maybe it'll inspire some change. And on the bright side, Chipotle is offerin on-site counseling services for their employees 
, that's so cool of 'em!
. And now this Chipotle place is all closed, what about the students who needed a study break or just wanted to grab lunch? The police are still looking for suspects, but I'm sure they'll find out it was just another random act of violence 
but can we talk about why this keeps happening in our cities? it's like, gun violence is such a big issue and no1 ever gets held accountable 
chipotle should def be doing more than just making statements they should be like a hub for community safety initiatives or something 