
Boortz Report: Who Do the Mass Shooting Numbers Point To?
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Boortz discusses statistics he says compare mass shooting rates across different demographic groups, including race, sex, and transgender identity. He walks through the reported figures and argues that certain groups appear at higher rates than others, questioning common public assumptions about who is most likely to commit mass shootings. He concludes by emphasizing that, regardless of how rare such incidents may be statistically, the consequences are devastating for the victims.
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