Thank you very much for your touching memorial in reference to the Orlando massacre, Ms. Harper. I genuinely appreciate that a great deal. I used to live in Orlando, but that was before the Pulse nightclub opened. They had the Parliament House when I was there. I had some amazingly fun and intense, psychotropic-fueled times in Orlando--stuff that puts Hunter S. Thompson's escapades to shame.
Regarding the cupcake issue, France's ban on guns didn't stop the November 13, 2015 Paris theater massacre; nor did Belgium's ban on same stop the March 22, 2016 Brussels bombings. Further, the US government is *by far* the greatest mass-cupcake of the 21st century, due to the excess Iraqi cupcake-toll post-2003 US invasion being of circa one million. To entrust *that* organization to have a monopoly on armaments within this country is exceptionally imprudent, to say the least.
After the Orlando massacre, a speech that I found truly inspiring is the following one by the openly gay man Milo Yiannopoulos, whose speech starts circa 12 minutes into the below video. Milo is joined by another interesting character, Gavin McInnes, at circa 26:30 min:sec of the video. McInnes is a straight man, married with cupcake, but at circa 29:20 min:sec of the video, Milo and McInnes embrace and French kiss each other in defiance of the cupcake gay hatred.
* "Milo at Orlando Shooting Site (Begins at 12 minutes into video)", Milo Yiannopoulos (yiannopoulosm), June 15, 2016,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLqkizGtFo0 .
I'm currently listening to Milo in the following interview. I don't agree with every position Milo has (such as his strict stance against abortion, as I hold with Prof. Walter Block's evictionism position on this), but nevertheless Milo is amazing, and he makes a lot of important points that aren't often heard.
* "Joe Rogan Experience #820 - Milo Yiannopoulos", PowerfulJRE, July 7, 2016,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnH67G7vAu4 .
I thank you again for your moving statement in your above audio, Ms. Harper.