Steve Kerr, the coach of the Golden State Warriors, erupts angry in the latest mass shootings.

When Steve Kerr coach of the Golden Warriors appears in front of the press, it’s usually talking about the NBA team he leads.

Prior to the Warriors match against the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday, May 24, Carr announced at a press conference that he would not talk about basketball because “questions about basketball are irrelevant.” It just happened.

“14 children have been killed and teachers have been killed 400 miles from here since leaving the shootings. In the last 10 days, an elderly black man has been killed in a Buffalo supermarket, south. A person attending an Asian church was killed in California, and now we are killing children at school, “Kerr said.

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“When are we doing something?” Kerr shouted in anger.

“I’m very tired of standing up here and mourning the devastated family there,” he continued with tears. “I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m very tired of the moment of silence. Enough!”

Kerr then directed his comments to Republican politicians who are constantly stopping their efforts on stricter gun control legislation.

“Currently, there are 50 senators who refuse to vote for HR-8,” he said, referring to the 2021 bipartisan background check method. 2 years. There’s a reason they don’t vote for it: to take power. “

Mr. Kerr added: Our children, our seniors, and followers of our church? Because it looks like that. “

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Mr. Kerr said: “Despite what we Americans want, we are held hostage by 50 senators in Washington.

“They don’t vote for it because they want to seize their power,” he added, angry and clapping his hands on the desk. “That’s pathetic! Already!” He said, as he stood up and walked away, his voice was once again full of anger.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr talked about a mass shooting at a school in Yuvalde, Texas.

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— ESPN (@espn) May 24, 2022