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Logos posted...

the gun death metrics tend to include gang shootings in their data. if you look at just the public mass shooting sprees, they're incredibly uncommon. far less common than shootings, and about as common as islamic terrorism in europe.

yet liberals constantly make the argument that islamic terrorism in europe is so uncommon and improbable that it's not statistically a problem. it's the same with mass shooting sprees in america. both are statistically irrelevant. meaning you're basically guaranteed to never be a victim of either.

Well at least you admit that neither is statistically probable and the majority of the people aren't going to suffer either in their lifetime. And while both issues are serious and need to be given the proper attention it's better if we realize that neither are such a dramatic issue that we should automatically assume the very worse and be paranoid at all moments, right?