system
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CMV: Politicizing a Tragedy

Whenever there is a national tragedy or crisis, lots of people say that now is not the time for politics and don't politicize the tragedy. These people are virtue signalling because they don't really care about what happened and all the thoughts and prayers that they extend don't do anything. Immediately following a tragedy is exactly the right time to politicize the issue as it's maybe the only time the people can be shocked into supporting real meaningful change that could prevent the next tragedy. The people who say to not politicize a tragedy are those who want to maintain the status quo until the next news cycle helps us forget what happened. To be clear, I am not advocating for Democrat or Republican. I am advocating that we try something and use the tragedy to shake our complacency.
gpt
Taking dramatic, legal action based on emotion is often not a good idea. To me it seems like the sending an angry email instead of sleeping on it, or breaking up with a significant other after a fight because you are mad at that moment. True there are maybe times it is the right thing to do, but a lot of times you will probably regret it later.

This is the reason a lot of the "name" laws are bad laws (imo). Something bad happens, everyone gets worked up and passes a poorly worded/thought out law, and later that law bites them in the ass with unintended consequences.