Trump called for the death penalty for the shooting and blamed the video games

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, urged today to condemn with one voice "racism, fanaticism and white supremacism" after the shooting of two weekends in Texas and in the United States. Ohio, which killed 29 people and was executed by two young white men.

The head of the American state was "scandalized and disgusted" by the killings and said that people convicted of hate crimes should face "death penalty" with "speedy" executions.

This is not all: Trump also accused video games of violence, reinforcing the badumption of Republicans Kevin McCarthy, minority leader in the House of Representatives, and Texas deputy governor Dan Patrick, that this would be a possible cause shooting in El Paso, a border town with Mexico where 80% of the population is of Hispanic origin.

"We must stop the glorification of violence in our society. This includes horrible and grotesque video games that are now commonSaid the president.

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Your lyrics precipitated the downfall of video game companies such as Activision and Take Two Even Activision Blizzard has collapsed to 6.1%, probably because its franchise, Call of Duty, has been mentioned in a protested against immigrants and Hispanics that the alleged gunman El Paso released before perpetrating the attack.

"Of one voice, our nation must condemn racism, fanaticism and white supremacism"Trump said and confirmed that the shooter" El Paso "had published on the Internet a manifesto filled with racist hatred".

In any event, after the attack, critics against Trump were exacerbated by his severe rhetoric, characteristic of immigration, as a factor that fueled the wave of violence.

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Again, the President did not consider that the mere access to the gun port in the United States was a reason for increasing shooting and killing.

He even defended the right to bear arms by saying that "It's the mental illness and the hate that pull the trigger, not the weapon."

Federal authorities will treat the Texas shooting as an act of "domestic terrorism", while they are still investigating the reasons for the Ohio incident.