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Starting 2018 with a bang
Gun Violence Statistics for the first three days of 2018:
Total number of incidents: 243
Total number of deaths: 75
Total number of injuries: 129
Total number of children killed: 5
Total number of teens killed: 8
Mass shooting: 1
http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/
Total number of incidents: 243
Total number of deaths: 75
Total number of injuries: 129
Total number of children killed: 5
Total number of teens killed: 8
Mass shooting: 1
http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/
And, the day isn't over yet...
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Starting 2018 with a bang (Original Post)
billh58
Jan 2018
OP
billh58
(6,635 posts)1. Gun violence 2018 - Day 4
Total number of incidents: 349
Total number of deaths: 101
Total number of injuries: 185
Total number of children killed: 7
Total number of teens killed: 11
Mass shooting: 1
Total number of deaths: 101
Total number of injuries: 185
Total number of children killed: 7
Total number of teens killed: 11
Mass shooting: 1
And the day is just beginning...
john657
(1,058 posts)2. Will it ever end?
billh58
(6,635 posts)3. Most likely not until
we get a Supreme Court that will interpret the Second Amendment correctly, and allow sensible restrictions on the purchase, carry, and storage of lethal weapons.
john657
(1,058 posts)4. Hopefully soon.
Something's gotta give, but I fear that, as a nation, we have become so numb to the violence and carnage these weapons inflict upon our citizens, that nothing is going to happen until the NRA is brought to heel.
Just my thoughts.
Cool group you have here.