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It's a matter of facts. We keep track of that info. You might buy what the main Street media feeds you or churches. The facts are gun ownership is up and violent crime is way down plus other factors that play into it. Once the drug war is ended most violent crime will disappear.It doesn't feel that way. The "it could happen here. It could happen to me" is pretty intense. And voicing fear about the risks is one way of people processing the fear. Much like buying a Powerball ticket... the odds of my winning are ridiculous, but someone is going to win. Someone is going to get killed by jihadists on U.S. soil. That didn't occur in times past. Someone is going to be killed in school. Someone at the theater. Someone in church. Someone on the street.
We live in safe times? It's a matter of perspective, isn't it? Is the glass half full or half empty?