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      XPost: rec.crafts.metalworking, misc.survivalism       From: OinkaDumberThanDirt@invalid.net              Shooting in Oregon: So far in 2015, we’ve had 274 days and 294       mass shootings              Today a shooter opened fire at a community college in Oregon.       Early media reports indicate numerous fatalities and a number of       additional people wounded. That brings the total of mass shootings       this year -- incidents where 4 or more people are killed or       injured by gunfire -- to 294.              There have been only 274 days this year. The shootings are       captured in this calendar, drawn from the the Mass Shooting       Tracker. The tracker draws some criticism because its definition       is broader than the FBI's definition, which requires three or more       people to be killed by gunfire. But the broader definition is       nonetheless a useful one, because it captures many high-profile       instances of violence — like the Lafayette theater shootings —       that don't meet the FBI's criteria.              Charleston. Lafayette. Virginia. Now, Roseburg Oregon. But beneath       the steady drumbeat of these high-profile cases lay the hundreds       daily mass shootings that most of us never hear about. 11 wounded       in a Georgia barroom. Six shot outside a Tulsa nightclub. A       pregnant mom and grandmother killed, an infant wounded in Chicago.              We've gone no more than eight days without one of these incidents       this year. On six days in September, there were 3 mass shootings       or more. If the initial casualty figures in Oregon hold up, that       would bring the total of deaths by mass shooting this year to 380       so far, with well over one thousand injured.              And of course, there's the broader universe of nearly 10,000       people killed and 20,000 wounded in nearly 40,000 gun violence       incidents so far this year.              These numbers only tell the smallest part of the story. And these       very numbers will need to be updated again tomorrow. And the day       after. And the day after that.              https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonkblog/wp/2015/10/01/2015-       274-days-294-mass-shootings-hundreds-dead/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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