LeBron James Speaks Out Against Gun Violence

LeBron James Speaks About Gun Violence Before Sunday night's game, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Atlanta Hawks wore T-shirts saying “ENOUGH.” The shirts were in reference to the shooting in Thousand Oaks, Calif., in which 12 people were killed. After the game, LeBron James gave his thoughts on the shooting and gun violence in America. "It’s just very troubling times for everyone. As parents, how can you be comfortable sending your kids to school or send them to church or send them to the movies or send them to the mall?’’ LeBron James, via 'USA Today' "I think it comes back to this gun situation that we have in America. Gun violence." LeBron James, via 'USA Today' "People are being able to just go and buy guns and do things with them and innocent lives are being taken. At young ages, young ages.’’ LeBron James, via 'USA Today' On Saturday, the Los Angeles Clippers and Milwaukee Bucks wore variations of the same T-shirts, included the names of the victims on the back.