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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
And that is the problem right there. That YOU have decided that the problem is a failure of uniform definition of the term "mass murder."
Here's the solution to that problem: stop insisting that's the problem. That's not the problem. The definition of "mass murder" doesn't matter a darned bit.
What matters is that people who shouldn't have had firearms, had them, and used them to kill people who they didn't have the right to kill.
That's the "problem."
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Of course it matters. Everyone is up in arms (forgive the pun) claiming that banning AR's will solve the problem when 77% of mass shootings are done by handguns, not AR's. How many mass murder events have happened so far in 2022? Everyone has a different answer to that. Why?
Every problem can be solved with a Cause and Effects Analysis (Ishikawa) combined with Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). Or, as we do in criminal law, we should look at Means, Motive and Opportunity. I see nobody even attempting to solve the problem.