Ask what motivates specific shooters is the wrong approach.
French fries from Quik Dog, the pandemic pivot of renowned cocktail bar Trick Dog, are fried three times.It is the question that haunts every mass shooting. It seems to be asked in the tacit belief that if we could just find a reasonable motive, just suss out a cause, it might provide a way to comprehend the incomprehensible, even suggest a road map to preventing the next one. In America, there is always a next one.
In Atlanta, in June, a woman who worked at Subway was killed for putting too much mayonnaise on a sandwich. In Detroit, in November, a man was shot to death after he apparently failed to hold the elevator door.
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