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originally posted by: panoz77
Mass shootings everywhere, here there and everywhere. What's missing? That 99% of these mass shootings were gang related and/or black on black mass shootings. They of course equated the mass shootings with the gun control narrative and of course related it back to the recent mall shooting by the crazy person with the "AR" style assault rifle.
Funny that so many of these mass shootings were in California, NY and Chicago, the cities with the most strict gun laws. Hmmmm.
originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: panoz77
Honestly, what's to say?
Everytime there's a gun control campaign, the shootings increase. Funny that, but not really.
originally posted by: Krakatoa
originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: panoz77
Honestly, what's to say?
Everytime there's a gun control campaign, the shootings increase. Funny that, but not really.
The over reporting and media hysteria increases, you mean, right?
What Is a Mass Shooting?
The U.S. government has never defined mass shooting as a separate category of crime, and there is not yet a broadly accepted definition of the term.
In the 1980s, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) defined mass murderer as someone who “kills four or more people in a single incident (not including himself), typically in a single location” (Krouse and Richardson, 2015).
In 2013, Congress defined mass killing as a single incident that leaves three or more people dead (Pub. L. 112-265, 2013).
However, both definitions include many incidents that would not be considered mass shootings. Furthermore, neither definition was established for the purpose of data collection or statistical analyses.
......various news outlets, researchers, and law enforcement agencies often use different definitions when reporting on mass shootings, which can complicate our understanding of mass shooting trends and their relationship to gun policy....
www.rand.org...
originally posted by: EternalShadow
originally posted by: Krakatoa
originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: panoz77
Honestly, what's to say?
Everytime there's a gun control campaign, the shootings increase. Funny that, but not really.
The over reporting and media hysteria increases, you mean, right?
Sure.
However, there seems to be more high profile shootings and body counts when there are pushes for more restrictions.
Am I wrong?
originally posted by: panoz77
Mass shootings everywhere, here there and everywhere. What's missing? That 99% of these mass shootings were gang related and/or black on black mass shootings. They of course equated the mass shootings with the gun control narrative and of course related it back to the recent mall shooting by the crazy person with the "AR" style assault rifle.
Funny that so many of these mass shootings were in California, NY and Chicago, the cities with the most strict gun laws. Hmmmm.
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
originally posted by: panoz77
Mass shootings everywhere, here there and everywhere. What's missing? That 99% of these mass shootings were gang related and/or black on black mass shootings. They of course equated the mass shootings with the gun control narrative and of course related it back to the recent mall shooting by the crazy person with the "AR" style assault rifle.
Funny that so many of these mass shootings were in California, NY and Chicago, the cities with the most strict gun laws. Hmmmm.
They should get Dr Suess to write a book about it....make it more like peaceful bullets that have no bearing on where they end up.....Bullets Lives Matter!
originally posted by: Auth3nt1k
a reply to: panoz77
What I hear is "strict guns laws in individual areas are useless when counties or states right next to them have lax laws. What we need is a strict nation wide regulation to keep guns in the hands of law abiding citizens and out of the hands of criminals"
Gawd I wish I could speak freely about what I'd like to see happen at CNN.