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I feel like you have to be pretty fired up on the way to a mass shooting and weather isn’t going to stop whatever mission they are on.
I feel like maybe there would be more shootings in the winter because lack of sun can mess with mental health but the number of people per shooting would be higher in the summer because there’s more people out and about. 
Debating semantics of mass shootings makes me feel gross though
Looks like its most likely gang related.  I'm already not seeing much about it on the national news.  It'll be gone by Thursday. >

I wish we didn't have this attitude of "oh, it's okay because it's gang related." >

You and me both.  In my job, and my 22 year career, I'd say roughly 80-90% of the shootings that I've handled have been gang related.  People don't really seem to care about those, or see a reason to prioritize it as it happens A LOT more than the other types of shootings do.
If you want an example of systemic racism, well, that's it. >

It’s fucking impossible to look at the news and NOT see another fucking mass shooting. >

It seems to be escalating a lot. I recall just a year or so ago thinking "Dayum, it's almost every week." Now it's a daily item. >

I'm pretty sure it's more or less on par for the past few years.
647 mass shootings last year.
44,000 dead to gun violence in 2022. >


647 mass shootings last year.

1.77 mass shootings per day.
And we're at 51 so far this year, or 1.70 mass shootings per day. >

An improvement! >

I'd suspect the numbers are lower in the winter