@LowKey Forgive the belated reply, I was looked through old posts and got a bit triggered, so I'll put this as politely as I can.
"The mass shootings, while tragic, aren't the real danger" I work in Newtown, CT, as in Sandy Hook Massacre. I was in Sandy Hook the day it happened and was with in spitting distance of the school. The whole neighborhood was on lock-down for hours, they had no idea how many shooters there were until later. Much later, I got to watch funeral after funeral of little children at the church across the street. So maybe statistically your correct, but I will never think mass shootings aren't the "real danger"
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@LowKey Forgive the belated reply, I was looked through old posts and got a bit triggered, so I'll put this as politely as I can.
"The mass shootings, while tragic, aren't the real danger" I work in Newtown, CT, as in Sandy Hook Massacre. I was in Sandy Hook the day it happened and was with in spitting distance of the school. The whole neighborhood was on lock-down for hours, they had no idea how many shooters there were until later. Much later, I got to watch funeral after funeral of little children at the church across the street. So maybe statistically your correct, but I will never think mass shootings aren't the "real danger"