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Cannonpointer » 18 Sep 2025, 9:00 pm » wrote: ↑

18 Sep 2025, 9:00 pm

Denver shooter - TRANS
Aberdeen shooter - TRANS
Nashville shooter - TRANS
Georgia shooter - TRANS 
Philidelphia shooter - TRANS
Iowa shooter - TRANS
Uvalde shooter - TRANS
Colorado shooter - GENDER FLUID
Minnesota shooter - TRANS 

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It matters to me that you are a liar on the big liars team.  You better get Sole's Girfriend on your team if you want success.

AI OverviewBased on data from multiple research sources, less than 1% of mass shootings have been perpetrated by transgender individuals
. Transgender individuals are statistically underrepresented among mass shooters compared to their share of the U.S. population, and the vast majority of mass shootings are carried out by cisgender men. 
Key findings from research databases include:

• The Violence Project: This database tracks mass shootings in public places dating back to 1966. Of over 200 such incidents, only one was carried out by a transgender person, which is less than 1% of cases.
• The Gun Violence Archive: Using a broader definition of mass shootings, this archive reports that transgender and nonbinary individuals account for less than 0.1% of perpetrators over the past decade.
• The Secret Service: A 2023 report analyzing mass attacks found that from 2016 to 2020, 96% of attackers were men, 3% were women, and 2% were transgender.
• Overwhelmingly Male Perpetrators: Most data sources, including The Violence Project and the Rockefeller Institute, confirm that cisgender men commit between 95% and 98% of mass shootings. 

Misinformation and false narratives
Claims that transgender people are disproportionately responsible for mass shootings have been debunked as misinformation. The small handful of cases involving a transgender or nonbinary perpetrator are often amplified and misrepresented to suggest a larger pattern of violence within the community. 
Transgender people are more often victims of violence
In reality, transgender people are far more likely to be victims of violent crime, including gun violence, than they are to be perpetrators.