For sure, but that's the same distance as their outlets in Woodstock. Hampton is ~~20K+~~ 8k people and borders other 20-30k cities leading into Atlanta.

I do get you, I spent some years in N. GA around the towns of 1-2k people, each 20 miles from the next town. That's rural GA to me, not a 20 min drive into Atlanta

Edit: accidentally used neighboring city size, corrected to 8k

There’s about fuck all south of Atlanta and Jacksonville, FL

Yes, that's how time works.

Been happening for 40 years. Only real difference is the media now lumping them all together rather than intentionally separating the gang activity (and not really reporting on it past local channels) as they didn't want a narrative to form.

Where else do mass shootings happen commonly enough to gauge that?

No need to wonder. Fortunately, the Gun Violence Archive allows you to export all mass shooting data for the year.

A quick Pivot will show that (surprise!) Texas has had the most mass shootings on Sundays so far this year.

This list is just the top 10.

Edit: that didn't actually answer your question though. You can pull the data down yourself, but in almost every state Sunday is the worst (likely because they happen after midnight on a Saturday).

Edit 2: Awe Reddit, you're so cute. Downvoting factual data that's been posted without bias. Stay classy guys.

We all need to study up on when and where mass shootings tend to happen to make it less of a chance that we’ll be next.

They go to church to ask forgiveness for the sins they are about to commit.

The phrase “mass shooter” is usually reserved for acts of violence towards strangers, sometimes politically motivated. This seems like intentional targets, so I don’t know if it qualifies as a mass shooter, just a killing spree maybe?

There’s a loud vocal minority of people that want the definition of mass shooting changed. Ie. Exclude any mass shootings in black/Hispanic neighborhoods as automatically gang related.

Weird shit like that. Idk why it’s so hard to accept that entire groups of people being shot at once is alarming. But they’re really desperate to play it off for some events as though certain groups deserve it or it’s expected or there’s nothing to be done.

There's a posse of pro-gun redditors that descend on posts like this to make themselves feel important.

I’m scratching my head too. I guess it’s an example of the human emotion: denial. The thing is, you have to acknowledge there’s a problem before you can begin to deal with it. And there’s a h*ll of a lot of Americans who won’t admit that we have a gun violence problem in the United States.

a common shitpost from folks that only makes sense if you ignore the laws being passed lol

Well, we can try doing nothing again and see if that helps. 🤷‍♂️

“Lmao it doesn’t affect me so nothing needs to be done :)”

y’all suck