.⁦@Walmart⁩ Pull your guns, not video game displays. Read the research, not Trump’s tweets. ⁦@MomsDemand⁩ #EnoughIsEnough https://t.co/k0a7HT9lx8

— Becca Mccracken (@bmac_in) August 10, 2019

#BoycottWalmart Walmart pulling violent displays, but will continue to sell guns despite pressure - ABC News - https://t.co/pROtMmfWvp via @ABC

— peace ⚖???⌛? No DM's (@lsjerm) August 9, 2019

Quick review of last 12 month bank statements show we spend $200 a month on average at @Walmart. That now goes to $0. Forever. Don't care that they still sell guns. That's business. But this nonsense is hypocrisy and frankly insulting. Bye Walmart.https://t.co/uGjcBuKvSn

— Mark (@interactivemark) August 9, 2019

#walmartshooting #WalmartStopSellingGuns #Walmart #walmartshooter #VideoGamesAreNotTheProblem #BoycottWalmart #thisshitissostupid pulling violent displays, but will continue to sell guns despite pressure - ABC News - via @ABC https://t.co/tOPvFBqRSr

— Kenneth White ?️‍?♒️??⚠️?‍♂️??☣️?‍♂️? (@PoohBearKW) August 9, 2019

Good thing this delousinal nut job will never be the President in this lifetime

If anyone thinks she will be then you're as brain dead as she is ?

Elizabeth Warren calls for higher taxes, NRA investigation as part of gun control planhttps://t.co/3GjIVXe7UD

— ⭕ ?????? WOODY??????⭕ (@Woody35771540) August 10, 2019

Elizabeth Warren calls for higher taxes, NRA investigation as part of gun control planhttps://t.co/vYs3zADYa1

— Nick Ricci (@NickRicci5) August 10, 2019

"I say this as an software engineer: We are profoundly bad at asking ourselves how the things we build could be misused." Brianna Wu https://t.co/BJEA4KFIlX

— Gerry McGovern (@gerrymcgovern) August 10, 2019

The first real public signs about the toxic parts of gamer culture came in 2012. But it hasn’t stopped.

More reading:
Ties between gamer culture and politicshttps://t.co/qMgaukAvEE

The angry gaming YouTubers who turn nonstop outrage into influence:https://t.co/qrZL7xjmV2 https://t.co/46EnAhWfAU

— Ian Sherr (@iansherr) August 9, 2019

I wrote an op-ed for the Washington Post about why video games don't cause violence, but toxic gamer culture does--and how the culture has become a fertile recruitment ground for white supremacists and misogynists who actively want to harm women: https://t.co/EKsgZaMEtJ

— Brianna Wu (@BriannaWu) August 9, 2019

Jeffrey Epstein was not a friend of mine. He killed himself? Is he the guy who liked women on the “younger side”? https://t.co/i5d3OL0v76

— ? L.D. Thill? (@RagingPachyderm) August 10, 2019

"We have a president whose words inspire and bolster perpetrators of these heinous acts," Jennifer Rubin writes in Opinions - 'There is no excuse for supporting Trump' - The Washington Post - https://t.co/YsCWnv2ICK

— John Lundin ? (@johnlundin) August 10, 2019

Congratulations fatso..you worked hard this week to get their nod https://t.co/RN0oQDUuOo

— Randy Credico (@Credico2016) August 10, 2019

Donald J. Trump inadvertently backed the 8chan manifesto of the El Paso shooter - The Washington Posthttps://t.co/tr3ad8tt8U

— Reevyn Aronson (@reevynap) August 10, 2019

A company owned by the Idiot Trump continues to use undocumented workers for projects on his properties, according to past and current crew members.

MORE TRUMP HYPOCRISY#TrumpCrimeFamily https://t.co/dMwq3ttNyD

— Stone ? (@stonecold2050) August 9, 2019

He was impressive - 'Joe Biden reminded all of us of what a presidential president would sound like' - The Washington Post - https://t.co/YsCWnv2ICK

— John Lundin ? (@johnlundin) August 10, 2019

#MassacreMitch is Trump's foil on this - Donald can sound like he's in favor of background checks, knowing full well Mitch and the GOP Senate will kill it... (that last word carefully chosen) - https://t.co/YsCWnv2ICK #BackgroundChecks #GunSense

— John Lundin ? (@johnlundin) August 9, 2019

All people with intellectual and developmental disabilities deserve access to the services that will let us live in the community. #BringBackTheContracthttps://t.co/WlLp3CZ2Ux

— Autistic Self Advocacy Network (@autselfadvocacy) August 1, 2019

Do not let our community fall through the cracks. Services for people with developmental disabilities are not optional. #BringBackTheContracthttps://t.co/D2zPjXhUX9

— Autistic Self Advocacy Network (@autselfadvocacy) August 2, 2019

Sick! - 'It’s a shame about the deaths... but they never would have happened if immigrants didn’t keep trying to come here, and if Democrats would just let me stop them." - Donald J. Trump backs the manifesto of the El Paso shooter - The Washington Post - https://t.co/YsCWnv2ICK

— John Lundin ? (@johnlundin) August 9, 2019

#Walmart is claiming it has not removed sales of "Violent Video Games"https://t.co/695yV9Dqeo

But... if we recall the removed the signs and Walmart still selling guns, this is crazy...

Honestly, education is the answer not games or gun control. pic.twitter.com/DhUP4kT9wI

— Protomario (@Protomario) August 10, 2019

https://t.co/ycD7qWBAjr Walmart decides to walk back it's previous stance on "violent videogames" they knew that this was a knee jerk terrible idea in the first place.

— ODG 1974 (old disgruntled gamer) (@Imback43316966) August 9, 2019

This will be just as effective at stopping mass shootings as radio stations pulling Pumped Up Kicks off the radio after Sandy Hook https://t.co/S32cKWHcDG

— nilay patel (@reckless) August 9, 2019

A Walmart spokesperson told us that it’s issued no directive regarding the removal of video games from store shelves. There may have been some misunderstanding, or a store may have acted alone in pulling products. https://t.co/RDP1jjDmjh

— Nick Statt (@nickstatt) August 9, 2019

Update: "The retailer confirmed to The Verge that it has not directed stores to remove them or halt sales. Instead, the company is removing signage, advertisements, and demos for some video games featuring violence and firearms." @nickstatt https://t.co/c7wkIDASgi

— alex medina (@mrmedina) August 10, 2019

Walmart denies report that it’s taking violent video games off shelves https://t.co/odn9D98Zpi pic.twitter.com/rjnN8iyLdw

— The Verge (@verge) August 9, 2019

월마트, 폭력적인 비디오 게임을 진열대에서 내리고 있다는 보도 부정 https://t.co/v1xIJWfnkp

— editoy (@editoy) August 11, 2019

“@Walmart removes violent games but continues to sell GUNS despite mass shootings at stores.” Interesting the choices made for $$$ . https://t.co/rYsr1CYzAA

— Daniel Newmaη (@DanielNewman) August 10, 2019

(Crazy) Elizabeth Warren calls for higher taxes, NRA investigation as part of gun control plan | Fox News https://t.co/jyV3CwceAU

— Tom Gresham (@Guntalk) August 10, 2019

"Her legislation would also increase taxes on gun manufacturers, including raising taxes to 30 percent on guns and 50 percent on ammunition" - Buy it cheap, stack it deep. https://t.co/EmADw72X7l

— Assault Clip (@assaultclip) August 10, 2019

"Elizabeth Warren calls for higher taxes, NRA investigation as part of gun control plan"
Typical. None of what she's proposing would have prevented any of the recent shootings, while "criminalizing" lawful businesses. And, her favorite - more taxes.https://t.co/QOuOGei3VX

— Gray Wolf (@graywolf442) August 10, 2019

Move along....nothing to see here.https://t.co/z2WqdtwAAr

— Cindy (@asheborn57) August 10, 2019

This woman is such a disgusting pig. God protect our nation against such as she.https://t.co/SRMOTn0WTt

— Guns Smoke (@theleveloftime) August 10, 2019