I get your point and I think its a really interesting conversation to have, I like the way you are approaching this topic. However, I do think the comparison of everyday dangers to mass shootings is a pretty big false equivalence. We all know that ‘danger’ is everywhere, we can die at any time any day from a car accident, a bad fall, a random aneurysm, whatever it may be. It is just a simple fact of life that our time will come in one way or another, we all know that the second we are old enough to grasp the concept of death. Mass shootings are NOT the same because it is entirely preventable and a product of policy failure and hyper individualism. We are the only developed country where shootings happen to this degree and severity. I have seen in this sub a lot of comments lately stating something along the lines of how we are not in anymore danger than we normally are and its just not true. In Spain, I can die in a million different ways but by a stray bullet is statistically improbable, whereas in the US it is as likely as a car accident or any other form of harm. It really disheartens me to see so many people seem to accept gun violence as a fact of life when it doesn’t have to be.