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Again: When a society actually doesn’t want gun massacres, it can be easily observed.
Again, when the empowered part of a society actually does want gun massacres, this also can easily be observed. 
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Some want the massacres to continue so they can make money.
Some so they can patrol neighborhoods and schools and malls, dreaming of someday stopping a massacre.
Some because it's easier to have something tangible to fear.
Some because they want the option to enact a massacre.
Some so they can patrol neighborhoods and schools and malls, dreaming of someday stopping a massacre.
Some because it's easier to have something tangible to fear.
Some because they want the option to enact a massacre.
Some, perhaps, because they tacitly agree with the targets more often than not, so massacres have a strong net gain/loss, when it comes to corpses.
Some, observably, have made lucrative careers out of helping diseased minds select their targets.
Plausibly deniable, of course.
Some, observably, have made lucrative careers out of helping diseased minds select their targets.
Plausibly deniable, of course.
But the reason for not trying to prevent massacres eventually has to be recognized for what it is.
A desire for continuance of the existing order—and continuance of order is indeed a conservative urge.
The desired order includes gun massacres.
It's easily observed.
A desire for continuance of the existing order—and continuance of order is indeed a conservative urge.
The desired order includes gun massacres.
It's easily observed.
Plainly. Observable.
