Over the past couple of years the mass killing of children in school shootings has gone overboard. For example in the article Contagion in Mass Killings and School Shootings the authors Sherry Towers, Andres Gomes-Lievano, Maryam Khan, Anuj Mubayi, and Carlos Castillo-Chavez, say that “On average, mass killings involving firearms occur approximately every two weeks in the US, while school shootings occur on average monthly. We find that state prevalence of firearm ownership is significantly associated with the state incidence of mass killings with firearms, school shootings, and mass shootings”(1). This means that approximately every month there’s at least one school shooting going around the United
Over the past couple of years the mass killing of children in school shootings has gone overboard. For example in the article Contagion in Mass Killings and School Shootings the authors Sherry Towers, Andres Gomes-Lievano, Maryam Khan, Anuj Mubayi, and Carlos Castillo-Chavez, say that “On average, mass killings involving firearms occur approximately every two weeks in the US, while school shootings occur on average monthly. We find that state prevalence of firearm ownership is significantly associated with the state incidence of mass killings with firearms, school shootings, and mass shootings”(1). This means that approximately every month there’s at least one school shooting going around the United