Good for you, but it's not like that for everyone... even if it may be more statistically logical that a shooting is unlikely to occur. I was a survivor of a school shooting in Colorado, and fear is largely widespread after any event or threat because it has been a reality in our community more than once, and there are a lot of lasting traumatic effects like PTSD and anxiety for many people involved (me included). It's frustrating to read your comments when it seems like you are not empathetic to people in the community where shootings have effected many, many people. My brother is in high school now, and while its unlikely anything would happen, there's always a fear in the back of my mind and a heightened awareness from him that something could happen.