Gun rights, gun control activists jump on Jacksonville before smoke clears (VIDEO)

Alyssa Milano and Dana Loesch crossed virtual swords earlier this yearduring the National Rifle Association’s annual convention in Dallas, with Milano leading an anti-gun rally in a park near the convention site and Loesch tweeting her for bringing her own armed security.  

The two were among the many quickly leaping into the social media fray immediately after Sunday’s shooting at a video game tournament in Jacksonville. Even before the suspected gunman’s identity were known, or even who or how many victims there were, people on opposing sides of the gun control debate took to social media to advocate. 

Milano, a politically active actor, posted a message urging Florida voters to cast ballots “for candidates that reject the NRA.”