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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nConservative radio host and New York Post columnist Fredric Dicker discussed the Sandy Hook shooting on his show yesterday and described the tragedy as a \"little, convenient massacre,\" one that buoyed New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's attempts to strengthen gun control laws. (Dicker is, unsurprisingly, strongly opposed to these laws.) Shocked statements from anti-gun groups as well as families of the Newtown victims soon followed, with many calling for an on-air apology and others for a boycott of Dicker's show entirely. So far, he's not budging, releasing the following statement and placing blame for the controversy on his critics and their semantics: \n\n\" clearly doesn't understand, or doesn't want to understand, my point, which is a sarcastic reference to the governor latching on to an horrendous out of state mass killing to advance a political agenda that had nothing to do with the problem of gun-related crimes in New York... I used the word 'massacre' intentionally because it refers, by definition, to a horrendous large scale killing, which of course the Newtown horror was.\"Meanwhile, the Associated Press reported this morning that \"at least\" two children are being treated for injuries sustained during a shooting incident at a middle school in Roswell, N.M.Photo credit: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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