Ouch!

You hate to see reports like this - it kind of shows the type of nonsense that Rahm and Garry and even Barry are trying to foist on the American people:

• While announcing that they would not longer give killers the opportunity at glory that comes from having their names mentioned and their photographs aired on television, Sun News also address the extremely low rate of "mass shootings" in America compared to the excruciatingly high rate of murder in gun-controlled Chicago.
  
  According to the Sun News, mass shootings around the world--including the U.S.--are so rare that news agencies make a mistake by seizing on them.
  
  Focusing specifically on the U.S., Sun News reported: "And in the U.S., they account for less than one percent of all gun-related deaths. Far more people have been killed in the bad neighborhoods of Chicago that were killed in all the mass shootings combined."

Wait, you mean that Barry and his soul mate Bloomberg are....lying....when it comes to gun violence?

Well, yeah, pretty much. Get a load of this pile of manure:

• Since the December 2012 shooting in Newtown, CT, there have been at least 74 school shootings in America. How many more before our leaders pass common-sense laws to prevent gun violence and save lives?
  
  Communities all over the country live in fear of gun violence. That’s unacceptable. We should feel secure in sending our children to school — comforted by the knowledge that they’re safe.

Seventy-four school shootings. You think that we'd remember seventy-four shootings since the horror at Newtown. A reporter named Charles C. Johnson thought the same thing, so he did some research - actually, he did a lot of research and debunked 67 of these so-called mass shootings. Among the facts uncovered:

• a drug related shooting "near" a college campus;
• cops chase man with a gun, exchange fire, student wounded by police
• a gang involved student shot herself in the thigh;
• over a dozen suicides Bloomberg calls "mass shootings;"
• disputes over illegal dice games, video games and fist fights;
• domestics among staff that escalate into shooting a spouse;
• gang initiations and drive-bys that injure bystanders;
• at least one incident that was completely made up.

So Bloomberg and his umbrella organizations are using lies and exaggeration to instill the completely false notion that school and "mass" shootings are an epidemic when the fact remains that since 1993, shooting deaths (non-suicide) in the USA have been halved. Of the seven remaining, we're hard pressed to find one that didn't end in short order when the gunman was confronted and/or shot by armed security, police or a concealed carry permit holder.