Madonna does not give up her campaign to end gun violence in the United States
On Saturday, the legendary pop superstar took to Instagram and shared a video showing him the posters hanging along the city streets with the two hashtags: #wakeupamerica and #guncontrolnow.
Later in the day, Material Girl shared a series of photos of herself posing in front of her useful work on the street, along with a few stronger statements in favor of more gun safety measures.
Speaking of which: Madonna, 62, continued to promote #wakeupamerica and #guncontrolnow with a new video and photos showing her campaign posters hanging on the city streets
The 62-year-old Michigan native took to the streets looking fashionable in a completely black outfit, which included a T-shirt that read, “Wake up America” on his face and black leggings.
In the video, Madonna also wears a blue hat over her platinum blonde hat, while she joins several others in hanging posters along several walls and construction sites.
Towards the back end of the 1:21 clip, the Rebel Heart singer looked straight into the room to change her tone, in terms of weapon and weapon safety.
‘Beware of this new vaccination for America to keep us all alive; it will keep us all safe. It’s called gun control, okay? It’s called gun safety, okay? said the singer-songwriter as he stood in front of several posters he had just hung on the street.
“New vaccination – should be mandatory. We are all citizens “, she added with the sounds of” awakening “echoing in the background.
Her position: The pop superstar referred to two of the latest police shootings of unarmed black men in support of several gun security measures, while calling for the corruption of the legal system.
Several times, the singer Rebel Heart covered her face with a blue cap
Making a statement: the Borderline star looked elegant in a completely black ensemble consisting of patterned leggings, long coat, boots and a “Wake Up America” T-shirt
Taking a stand: Madonna has not tried to harbor her true feelings about using “gun control” to stop the rapid rise of mass shootings in the United States.
About four hours later, on Saturday, Madonna addressed some of the latest police shootings of unarmed black men.
“Adam Toledo was 13 years old, Daunte Wright was 20 years old! The officers who killed them are only charged with murder. This is madness. Terrible, she began in the legend.
And yet it has become normalized in our society. Yes, people kill people, not weapons. But the vast majority of people are not enlightened and weapons are too easy to own. If they were outlawed, then no one would feel the need to have a weapon to protect themselves from those who have weapons.
She concluded by adding: “As for the police who kill innocent children. Shooting, suffocating and brutalizing innocent people ………… He should go to jail immediately for the rest of his life. No trial, no corrupt justice. #enoughisenough #wakeupamerica #guncontrolnow @everytown ‘
Campaign: the video showed Madonna helping to paste posters promoting #wakeupamerica #guncontrolnow
On a mission: The True Blue Star urged Americans to “wake up!” when it comes to weapons
Madonna’s street campaign comes just days after she hit back an Instagram user who criticized her for posting a video of Daunte Wright’s death, alongside a politically charged legend calling for gun control in America.
The host warned fans on Tuesday that the filming of 20-year-old Wright, shot by veteran officer Kimberly Potter, 48, was “deeply upsetting” as she criticized police chief Tim Gannon’s explanation of the fact that it is an “accident”.
An Instagram follower named Karen Gayler attacked Madonna for her position on gun control in the comments section, claiming that the superstar was a hypocrite, saying, “I bet you have people with weapons to protect you. you and your family ”.
Crossing the Borderline: Madonna took on the troll on Tuesday, criticizing her for posting a video about Daunte Wright shot by police
“If you take up arms, criminals will always find weapons,” Karen commented under Madonna’s post, adding, “You live behind high walls for protection. You don’t live in the real world. Criminals are not afraid of the police, judges or prison. ‘
However, Madonna immediately rushed back in a harsh response: “B *** h, I have no guards or armed guards around me. Come see me and tell me in front of me how real my world is. I dare you.’
The acclaimed Rock And Roll Hall of Fame continued: “You know nothing about me or my life. The only criminals I see now are the cops who are paid to protect people. But the police are protected by judges and the criminal justice system, which is a joke, because there is no justice if you are a person of color.
Ouch: An Instagram follower named Karen Gayler attacked Madonna in the comments section, suggesting that the star had armed guards protecting her
As a parting shot, Madonna added: “Of course your name is Karen” – referring to the fact that the name “Karen” has now become synonymous with middle-aged women – and, more recently, racists targeting people of color.
It is unclear what charges will be brought against Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter for the death of the 20-year-old black man, but several sources told KSTP that they could be filed on Wednesday.
Both Potter and police chief Tim Gannon resigned Tuesday, two days after Wright was shot after being fired for what police said were expired license plates.
Post: The host warned fans on Tuesday that the shooting of 20-year-old Wright, being shot by veteran officer Kimberly Potter, 48, was “deeply annoying”
Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter and police chief Tim Gannon resigned Tuesday, two days after the 20-year-old black man was shot after being shot for what police he said the license plates had expired
Potter, a veteran white police officer, killed 20-year-old Daunte Wright during a traffic stop in Minneapolis on Sunday after he mistaken the gun for a taser.
On Monday, Madonna posted another post on Instagram about the incident, while demanding control of weapons in a legend, along with an image of her behind a broken glass from a bullet.
“There have been over 130 mass shootings in the US so far and we arrived only in April,” the singer began in her legend.
“A tragedy has made it all the more tragic because it exists. Solution. It’s called Gun Control! Wake up America! History continues to repeat itself. #wakeup #guncontrol ‘
In July last year, Madonna herself was called “Karen” as an insult after she redistributed coronavirus conspiracy theories online. The post was reported by Instagram to contain misinformation and was eventually removed.
“Wake up”: Madonna posted messages on Instagram, demanding gun control across America in recent days