“There are conversations which go nowhere” Stephen Curry cuts a remorseful figure while talking about gun violence in America
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Stephen Curry is back in the NBA headlines as he recently gave his opinion on the increasing gun violence in America which is costing innocent people their lives. It’s one of the most serious issues right now in the USA but still, no major measures have been taken on the sale of arms. And, the innocents keep dying as a foolish man who is out of his mind decides to open fire at random places. Even Stephen Curry now is disappointed with the government for the way they are addressing the issue and feels unhealthy about them.
Recently, Stephen Curry won his fourth NBA title and first ever Finals MVP award. Since then, he is having a blast in the off-season. As the greatest shooter of all-time, he really has nothing left to prove. While enjoying his time out there Stephen Curry hasn’t forgotten about the social issues and tensions everyone has to live through especially the one around gun violence. As you never know when you are caught in an open fire with bullets raining on you.
Stephen Curry though addressed this issue once again in the recent days. As he has made it to the cover page of Rolling Stone since he is putting it all on the line. He in his interview with Rolling Stone’s Matt Sullivan talked about his future goals both on and off the court, his history with ex-president Donald Trump, NBA Titles, the influence he wants to have on society, Golf, increasing gun violence and the fear it brings and several other things too.
Stephen Curry on the increasing gun violence in America
Stephen Curry in the interview discussing the increasing gun violence in America shared a conversation he had with his lovely wife Ayesha Curry after another mass shooting quoted: “This keeps happening…We keep having a conversation. It goes nowhere.” Chef also mentioned how he fears the idea of someone breaking into Chase Center and making it yet another mass shooting where no one but innocents will die. He mentioned that he thinks about it all the time.
Stephen Curry also talked about the moment when the Warriors suited up in T-shirts with the printed message of “End Gun Violence.” And, talking about that he quoted: “It’s a shirt, but it’s a message…Where does the message then lead to actual change?” Now it really is high time for the United States of America to rethink about the sale of arms in their country or change a policy or two which will stop such unfortunate events from happening.
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