Finding true America: Pulling back the curtain on school shootings

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The U.S. experienced more than 600 mass #shootings in 2022, including 46 on school grounds. Among them, the Robb Elementary School shooting was the deadliest in the United States since 1999 when an 18-year-old gunman opened fire, killing 19 children and two adults at the elementary school in Uvalde, #Texas, on May 24, 2022. #Gun

The case not only exposed the problem of America's gun violence and police system, but the professionalism of its law enforcement officers was also called into question. Public anger has been rising since the incident, with accusations of serious police negligence and a lack of adequate training.

Texas Department of Public Safety Director Steve McCraw said it was a "systemic failure."

[mulanfa]

It will only get worse, everyone knows.

[yellowbhee]

Death Shootings in America day after day after day and every day of the day the Darn

[thndrngest]

When you have a culturally dangerous political regime that is actively promoting violence around the world, everyone is mentally affected by its aggressive actions. There is no hope to unwind social violence, it needs a regime change or re-dividing this stolen land to form many independent states, giving priorities to the Natives.

[coviddeltaextrarewardspr]

We are over 100 mass shootings this year alone and it's only March.

[barkobummer]

people should stop criticizing amarika, it is part of their culture, they must be left alone to exercise their right to freed0m no matter.
no one should interfere, the world must respect their rights to shoot each other.