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Jacksonville shooting has e-gamers questioning U.S. gun laws, and rightfully so (VIDEO)


https://gundynamics.com/articles/jacksonville-shooting-has-e-gamers-questioning-u-s-gun-laws-and-rightfully-so-video

The organizers of Morocco’s bid for the 2026 World Cup were anything but subtle.

“Morocco is one of the world’s safest countries, with low rates of day-to-day crimes,” organizers stated in the executive summary of their bid, specifically touting the country’s “exceptionally low murder rates, benefiting from very low gun circulation."

Safety wasn't a deciding factor when FIFA awarded the 2026 World Cup to North America, a bid led by the United States. Money and infrastructure were. But after yet another mass shooting, this time at a gaming tournament in Jacksonville, we cannot assume that will always be the case.
Source: USA Today

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