Opinion: 33% of U.S. adults have ceased going to certain public events for fear of being caught up in a mass shooting. How did we get here?
A 2019 study shows one out of every three U.S. adults are avoiding some public places or events for fear of mass shootings.We’d just finished eating at our favorite hole-in-the-wall Italian restaurant on the West Side when my husband muttered something under his breath.The couple across from us exchanged glances. They’d have to turn around to look.
Ice water zinged through my veins. I couldn’t even enjoy my tiramisu. What if this man went off and started shooting? What if he suddenly decided some threat loomed and began indiscriminately discharging his piece, with me and the people I love in the line of fire? David Helterbrand, the male half of the couple with whom we were having dinner at the Italian eatery, said the threat of violence has caused him to change his behavior while in public.
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