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GregoryNorfleet
This invitation to "rethink" how we cover guns and mass shootings begins with two flawed premises:
-- That mass shootings are a "unique American tragedy." This is ridiculously easy to disprove with a simple internet search -- both the number of shootings and the rate of deaths.
-- That it "continues unabated." Has the author taken time to research the number of crimes stopped by armed citizens?
I'm interested to hear why I should not interpret this brief article as anti-Second Amendment. It appears the author simply sees the negatives and is possibly wilfully blind to the positives.
Your invitation will not likely draw many objective journalists nor pro-gun advocates, and I doubt your group's conclusions will produce fair and objective standards.
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