by Kevin Downey Jr.
While most people see the beginning of spring as a time of baseball, BBQs, and Hawaiin shirts, I know it to be spring training for this year’s sure-to-be bumper crop of mostly inner-city fusiliers ventilating each other with glee.
FACT-O-RAMA! For the sake of this article, a mass shooting is defined as four or more people shot, not including the shooter, in a fluid situation. If I shoot three people, take a nap, pound a $22 burrito, and then shoot three more, this would not be counted as a mass shooting.
The U.S. saw 414 mass shootings in 2019, the year before Democrats created a crime tsunami by springing criminals from prison, keeping them out with cashless bail, and enraging them with myths about George Floyd being killed by “racist cops” (he died of a fentanyl overdose). In 2020, the “summer of love,” that number skyrocketed to 610. From 2021-2023, the numbers were 689, 646, and 656, respectively.
I noticed that the number of mass shootings seemed a little light this year, so I did some digging.
USA Today’s mass shooting guru, James Alan Fox, correctly reported that mass shootings are down thus far this year.
As of March 13, 2023, we saw 114 mass shootings compared to 74 this year. This can make someone give a 21-gun sigh of relief. Maybe the nation’s yearly festival of lead is finally dropping.
What I am not sure Mr. Fox has considered is the weather and the effect it has on people who spread lead in voluminous proportions.
Seven of the last ten mass shootings have taken place in the deep South, one in North Carolina, one in balmy King City, Calif., and two gang-related shootings in Philly.
full story at https://pjmedia.com/kevindowneyjr/2024/03/14/suns-out-guns-out-warm-weather-means-crime-in-americas-big-blue-toilet-cities-n4927308
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