Book Review- “Surviving a Mass Killer Rampage” by Chris Bird

By Rob Morse

By Rob Morse

Louisiana- (The book is easy to read. Chris Bird doesn’t sensationalize the story at all, but I still felt as if I were reading a multi-chapter monster-thriller. The frightening part wasn’t that evil murderers exists. The painful part was that we didn’t learn from past examples. It felt like I was watching the innocent hero walk into the monster’s trap again. That makes for great theater, but makes for horrible public policy. We’ve seen both the general public, and public officials, fail to learn these violent lessons paid for with blood. Chris Bird’s book helps change that. Now we know our violent history. Now the heroes can win.

Mass murderers attack people in so called “gun-free” zones. “Gun-free” zones are not “gun-free” once a murderer decides to break the law. And a plastic sign does nothing to stop them. The history is clear. Our schools, our churches, and our hospitals have been targeted and attacked before. They will be again. Just because we don’t know about the history of violence doesn’t make these sanctuaries a safe place. Now we know. Now we can make them …Read the Rest

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