Rihanna's harsh reaction to Donald Trump after the El Paso massacre: "Nobody deserves to die like that"

Politicians such as the Democratic candidate Beto O. Rourke or the New Jersey senator, but also a presidential candidate, Cory Booker, claim that the president of the United States is a "white nationalist" whose tweets and racist rhetoric have encouraged events such as the mbadacre at El Paso – where Saturday 20 people were killed by a gunman – Rihanna also burst face Donald Trump after the two shootings a few hours later. Interval in Texas and Ohio and a few hours ago a few days in California.

L & # 39; artist He cited a tweet where Trump called the Texas shooting "an act of cowardice" and said he was wrong not to describe it as a "terrorist act".. "Donald Trump, you have written badly" terrorism "! Your country has experienced two near-terrorist attacks that have killed nearly 30 innocent people," he said from his networks.

That of Barbados adds to the desire to amend the arms legislation and ensures that the tragedy occurred just "a few days after a new attack in California" and criticized the ease with which weapons can be obtained at United States. "The killer could legally buy an badault rifle in Las Vegas, drive a few hours to a California food festival and leave six more dead, including one to a baby," he wrote.

"Imagine a world where it's easier to get an AK-47 than a visa!" Imagine a world where they will build a wall to keep terrorists in America! "The singer expressed her condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims:" My prayers and my deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of all the victims of Texas, California and Ohio. I am very sorry for your losses. Nobody deserves to die like that. Nobody. "

The artist and the businesswoman were the best known character who accused the president, although other celebrities also shared messages lamenting what had happened and advocating legislative change regarding possession of weaponslike Reese Witherspoon, Lili Reinhart or Nick Jonas:

"There are no words, my heart is broken by the friends and family of the El Paso victims, I pray for all of you, we need to do more to put an end to these acts of violence and to these weapons, "wrote the protagonist and producer of Big little lies.

A few hours later, I also wrote: "I wake up with the announcement of the shooting in Dayton. The nonsense of losing all those lives is unbearable. When will our representatives give the people of this country the laws with common sense that we all ask for? I will call my congressman. Once again".

The usual prayers and prayers in celebrity condolences have joined the "we need a change" advocated by Nick Jonas, singer of the Jonas Brothers.

"I am sick of what happened in El Paso today, I can not believe that this is happening in my country and no one is doing anything about it. Who must die to uphold the laws of change?"wrote the actress, known to play Betty Cooper in the series Riverdale.

Mandy Moore, also an actress, wrote: "Any member of Congress who is not active in the fight for security and arms reform is not qualified to represent us." Point inaction is reprehensible.. Two mbadacres in 24 hours? We can not allow this to continue. "