Uh, Sorry, DickTiny, gun murders are up in Jesusland, too.
By Josh Crawford, Molly Rovinski and Austin Dillon The substantial increase in homicides in American cities has been given considerable attention here at Pegasus Institute as well as in the national media, other think tanks, and on the floor of the United States Senate. The attention is well...
www.pegasuskentucky.org
While politicians and the media have largely focused their attention on gun violence in large cities, rural communities continue to see a rise in gun-related deaths.
www.americanprogress.org
In June of 2021, a 14-year-old boy pulled a gun and fatally shot 32-year old Donovan Reed at a graduation party in Eunice, a city in St. Landry Parish.
www.nola.com
Naw, the continuing disaster was that we haven't addressed the underlying causes of crime. Combine that with 50 million new guns being introduced into the mix, and you get exactly the result you should expect.
Yes, please, please avoid the point that what you are doing isn't working and is probably making it worse.
Well, first thanks for being honest enough to admit that it's still a "mass shooting" when the victims are BIPOC.
The only reason why we treat a school/theater/parade shooting as "worse" is because it's clean cut white people who are the victims. Just like when a pretty white girl gets kidnapped/murdered/goes missing it's treated as a national crisis. Some poor person of color. Meh, just another day in the hood.
Actually, it's the same agenda. It's too damned easy to get a gun if you are someone who has no business owning a gun. Whether you be a gangbanger or a crazy guy who thinks he's the Joker because he's watched too many Batman movies.
Yup, they call those "Wars". Wars are nasty and private gun ownership doesn't prevent them. Private gun ownership doesn't prevent dictatorships, either.