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American Mass shootings. Maybe its something they like?

 It may sound bizarre, even weird still one has to wonder if this current situation is not exactly what Americans want...mass shootings every day, sometimes twice a day is maybe the outcome that most Americans seem to want.

It's not like the rest of the world cannot show them how to avoid them!

I am now convinced that this is what Americans want, it's part of their freedom (except in the bedroom, but that's another topic).  Sur most Americans are against guns, but not ready to actively do something about it, rather it's something to say to a pollster:  "I am against gun violence"  Sounds good and costs nothing, after all, I'm against puppy mills but I am not ready to do anything about it!  Maybe not exactly the same but close to.

Those many who are pro-guns will find any reason, independently how far-fetched to show that all the mass shootings are faked (false flag) and are there to remove their guns (all evidence to the contrary).  The press is now looking at the recent shooting to find who was to blame for the slow police response as if the police fault that Americans are armed to the teeth!

I'm convinced that Americans like gun violence and like the randomness of mass shootings, and you cannot convince me that I am wrong because I live my own truth!

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