What's changed? Is gun ownership a new phenomenon in the US?

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Reagan (11 mass shootings)
Bush Sr (12 mass shootings)
Clinton (23 mass shootings)
Bush Jr (16 mass shootings)
Obama (162 mass shootings)

That is all.

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Correlation doesn't show cause and effect. There are many confounding variables that could've affected this.

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Think about it. What has changed? Obama is a democrat. He is FOR strict gun control. And let's think about cities in California, Chicago... Some of the most liberal, gun-free cities, yet they have so much more gun related crime than cities who are more lenient with guns, such as in the Midwest. We don't need more "gun control" -- With proper education, that should not be news to anyone. We need idiot control. America has ranked has one of the most top nations in the world with depression and anxiety, and battling mental illness. America is also one of the most diverse nations in the world. I haven't seen so much separation in my entire 35 years of life until we were under the Obama administration. Gun laws haven't changed or became anymore lenient, yet we are getting more shootings. So, why is that? Because we are focusing our problems on gun control instead of people control. And media, including social media, is definitely in the center of all of this havoc, and they are responsible for this separation. They are responsible for their ugly headlines that put black people and white people to each other's necks. They're responsible for the hateful propaganda on both pro-lifer and pro-choices side. It's democratic or republican. It's #BLM or all lives matter. It's accept the LGBT lifestyle or else. It's millennial a versus our generation. Wake up.

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Ah yes because the president solely responsible for every crime comitted under during their presidency.

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Lol. People always post anon when they don't know what they're talking about

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America has been a nation of gun owners since our beginning. Our forefathers actually encouraged citizens to be well armed and trained, mostly in order to keep the government in their place. There are millions of guns in America, and billions of rounds of ammo, so to say guns are the problem is ludicrous. The problem is multi-faceted, but it boils down to a general lack of respect for the sanctity of human life, paired with a government administration hell bent on division and control.

What's changed? Is gun ownership a new phenomenon in the US?

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