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Slack.com slash DHQ. 10 dead at Santa Fe High School, another 13 injured. The shooter

is reported to have walked into the classroom and shouted, woohoo, as he sprayed bullets.

Although after the shooting, the police say that he showed no emotion at all, which is

the same story that we have heard many times before. People who knew him say that they're

shocked, there were no red flags, seemed like a normal guy. And then this, there have

been two mass shootings in our schools in the past four months, leaving 27 kids dead, another

30 injured. Now CNN claims that there have been 22 school shootings in 2018. And that's

not true. But what is true is still very, very bad. You have two mass shootings, 27 kids

killed by mass shootings in public school in four months. So that's the whole problem

with gun control advocates when they make up or exaggerate mass shooting statistics, school

shooting statistics. The first problem is that it's dishonest. The second problem is

it's completely unnecessary. The actual statistics are bad enough. You know, people are not

imagining things when they say that mass shooting seemed to be happening with a much greater

frequency these days. That's not our imagination. Now people in my generation, we remember, you

know, if you're around my age, then, then, then of course you have a stink memory of

Columbine. I was in middle school when that happened. And Columbine happened and it was

like unlike anything that we'd ever seen before. And then nothing like it happened again

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