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You know, it's interesting how some people miss, I think, the larger fallout of a mass

shooting.

In some of the conversations I've seen online, people seem to be focused more on the numbers

of people who have died as opposed to the total number of people who have been affected.

You know, a lot of people are like, why are we making this such a big issue?

Statistically, it's such a small version or such a small number of how many people actually

lose their lives in America.

Why aren't we paying more attention to it?

But it's like, yes, but the ramifications, the fallout, is actually a lot broader than

you think.

And I don't think I truly realize how intense it was until I watched a video this morning

about something that happened in Times Square last night where people, there was a motorbike

that backfired.

Apparently, I could just backfired over and over again.

And people in Times Square panicked and like ran.

And as you see the footage on like, because there's the earth cam that shows Times Square

and people ran for their lives.

It wasn't even like a shuffle.

It was, you could see people were like, it's happening.

I'm running.

And Times Square is not just Americans, by the way.

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