Just take a moment to think about the sheer probabability of this.
For Comparison: A Canadian man named Peter McCathie was struck by lightning and then won the lottery. Statisticians calculated that the chances of both these happening to the same person was 1 in 2.6 Trillion.
Thinking even deeper: More people win lotteries each year than are killed in mass shootings, so the probability of being killed in a massshooting is LOWER than winning the Lottery. Yet there are many people who have had it happen to them TWICE? 🤔
Or maybe we shouldn’t think so deeply about this at all and just emotionally agree that these stories are horrific and the only way to prevent these events is to relinquish fundamental rights EXPLICITLY stated in our Founding documents.

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P.S. When you’re making a Grocery List, all the important “top of mind” stuff gets written down first. The “Bill of Rights” is no different the most important stuff was at the top.
Or maybe Georgetown Professor Carroll Quigley was correct in his “Anglo American Establishment” thesis and the Revolutionary War actually never ended.