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Kim Kardashian West Weighs in With Gun Control Tweet

Kim Kardashian is speaking out about her opinions on gun control in the wake of the Texas church […]

Kim Kardashian is speaking out about her opinions on gun control in the wake of the Texas church shooting.

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star took to Twitter on Monday morning to retweet a message originally penned by entrepreneur and film producer Michael Skolnik.

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“One shoe bomber tried to blow up a plane and now we take off our shoes,” the tweet read. “1520 mass shootings since Sandy Hook and Congress has done NOTHING.”

After posting the note on social media, a number of her fans and followers shared their reaction.

Keep scrolling to see how people responded to Kardashian’s gun control tweet.

Fan Reactions to Kim Kardashian’s Gun Control Tweet

The 37-year-old E! personality was met with a mixed reaction from fans to her gun controlย tweet.ย 

A fair portion of users seemed to agree with Kardashian’sย opinion regarding the controversial subject. They thanked Kardashian for using her celebrity platform to speak out on it.

Other users that shared similar opinions with the reality star reacted with their own comments slamming Congress.

Fan Reactions to Kim Kardashian’s Gun Control Tweet (cont.)

While there were those who agreed with the wife of rapper Kanye West, there were others that felt differently.

A handful of Twitter users blasted Kardashianย for speaking out about gun control while she is often protected by law enforcement officers and security guards with guns.

Other users made a point of expressing their opinions that a gun is not in itself dangerous, but rather that the people that use them can be.

Kim Kardashian West’s Comments Come After Texas Shooting

Kardashian’s comments came on the heels of the tragic incident in Sutherland Springs, Texas when 26 people were gunned downย at First Baptist Church.ย In addition to those killed in the shooting, there were 20 others that sustained injuries.

Of those killed, the Wilson County Sheriff says thatย 12 to 14 of them were children.ย The victimsย rangeย in age from 5 years old to 72ย and include the church’s pastor’sย 14-year-old daughter.

Around 11:20 a.m., 26-year-oldย Devin Patrick Kelley allegedly began firingย on churchgoers in what would become the deadliest mass shooting in Texas history. He was dressed in black andย used a “Rugerย AR assault-type rifle”ย to shoot at visitors of Sunday service.

Learn more about the Texas shooting here.