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bo_danvers posted...

705 in a population of 333, 287, 559 people and 19,000 cities isn't really as big of a problem as the number seems. If it was a small country or confined to a single state, then yes, it would be a gigantic issue.

you aren't understanding that 705 incidents of mass shootings in one year and accelerating per year, substantially, is ridiculous. you would rather wait until there was mass shootings as common as the flu for it to be considered a gigantic issue

Another example is that there is about a 0.0003% chance of a school having a shooting in the USA, but the running joke is it happens all the time.

101 school shootings in 2 years. it happens all the time.

When you look at the big picture, there are much more concerning issues.

since when did everyone start waiting until one issue is resolved before even thinking about another one? if you ever voted, you would see several issues on a ballot up for vote, not just one at a time. not everyone is crippled to the point they can only think about solving 1 issue per lifetime.

here's a thought:
fix them at the same time