Rebecca Kay Bright, Author

Unlocking the Truth: Debunking Gunshot Conspiracy Theories As someone who has been immersed in the world of shooting since the tender age of five, I feel compelled to shed light on a crucial aspect often overlooked in discussions about gun violence: the startling speed at which bullets can be fired from a regular handgun. Let's set the record straight: Two shots can be unleashed from a handgun in a matter of seconds—faster than the sound can travel from the muzzle to the nearest ears, let alone register the realization that a firearm has been discharged. The velocity at which bullets travel is astonishing, capable of ending lives in the blink of an eye. Let's not overlook the underlying issues fueling these senseless acts of brutality. The blame cannot be solely attributed to firearms themselves; rather, it lies at the intersection of societal ills such as bigotry, racism, violence, and hate. Furthermore, the dire lack of access to mental health services exacerbates an already

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