Last month was the first March without a school shooting in the United States since 2002.— robertklemko (@RobertKlemko) April 13, 2020
You know what else was notable about this past month of March, per NBC News?
Pandemic pushes U.S. gun sales to all-time high
Yes, I know. Schools were pretty much empty since the second week of March, thus no students susceptible to a mass shooter. But whenever there has been a school shooting, the focus of gun grabbers has been on the inanimate object (i.e. the firearm). So now that gun ownership has increased dramatically over the past month, why hasn't gun violence risen proportionally? Why it's almost as if it has more to do with the person in possession of a gun than the weapon itself.
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