Inthedetails
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I don't think anyone accepts it as normal.
Apparently they just increased their security at the festival for the first time this year because of other recent shootings but the guy went through a creek and cut through a fence to get in.
It seems LE acted very quickly and took him down within minutes.
Since the suspect was just spraying bullets everywhere there could have been many more casualties if they had not acted so quickly.
There has been a lot of debate over how to stop shootings like this but apparently it's not that simple. It seems if there is some determined lunatic out there they are going to find a way to kill people. Imo
I think what has become the "new normal" is the gleeful finger pointing that happens afterwards. I've never seen that frenzy to hate when shootings first started (and I recall school shootings happening when I was a kid, and remember when "going postal" was a thing - the shootings aren't necessarily new.). People seem happy, actually happy and satisfied, to finger point. That's new, imo.
I remember people pulling together after tragedies. Now it's a like a scorecard that is kept to show how awful "the other side" is.
jmo