Mass Shootings: The Rise of an Epidemic

"I am very angry that someone will do this for us, my life will be ruined, the family will be destroyed, and the whole grade will be ruined" (Brackely 1). Casey Brackely was a student at Columbine High School. And he remembers the terrible tragedy of death and injury caused by the shooting of Columbine Shooting. Large-scale shooting cases in the US are increasing since the 1980s, especially in the past decade. Almost all of the motivations and profiles of these shooting games are very similar. Many of these shooters mimicked and trimmed the tragic shooting of Colombane High School in 1999 and tried to parallel.

Collective gunfire cases are prevalent in this country. From Colombine to Virginia Tech University, Orlando, Las Vegas to Parkland, these horrible gun violence shows are specific to Americans. The same unique American is the epidemic of the police murder. There are about 1,100 people nationwide annually, and unbalanced black people and Browns are died by police hands. However, unlike media empathy reports on school shooting, perpetrators and victims were disproportionately white and young blacks and Browns stood up protesting that they were murdered by the police system. Extreme, and even national violence. How to define an innocent as a society as a society; we consider who is the "victim" of gun violence

Over the past few years, concerns about mass shoots are rising as media agencies claim that we are in the midst of fashion. The public broadcasting service company said 2015 is the year of mass bombardment case, and the National Broadcasting Network reported that "mass bombardment occurred for several days or more." According to data released by "Mother Jones" magazine, the recent surge in such cases has exacerbated the impression that large shooting incidents are uncontrollable. is it true? Interestingly, despite the recent signs of high quality or rampage, Grant Duwe's research shows that such events have occurred since the early twentieth century. However, in the 1960s the turning point came, large shooting cases increased significantly compared with the beginning of the 20th century.

The investment gains of their gun manufacturers now is a growing effort to tackle the popularity of gun violence, after a massive shooting incident in Florida last week and before it came a lot. At that time large shooting was done in this country. It was not a bystander who kept silence. The Vanguard group himself owns 8% of the AOB shares and is the largest institutional shareholder of cancer manufacturers. According to Morningstar estimates based on the published fund portfolio, mutual funds hold approximately 37% of AOB shares. Most of these exposures, like the Pioneer Group, are passive index funds, and the AOB indicators in SMEs are the result of these funds trying to replicate. However, among them, the active fund has multiple funds, the value of the Invesco small cap itself having almost the same AOB pioneer