Does reading a lot of Wikipedia give people a wrong idea how science works?

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Citation needed.

As we've seen, your opinions are rarely fact adjacent, let alone based on actual facts.

ETA: You seem to be falling prey to the myth of "good guys with guns" who will allegedly stop bad guys with guns. They are a myth.

If that's not true, why it is that school shootings are far more common in California than in Texas (California being the state with the highest number of school shootings)? In Texas, teachers are usually armed. In California, teachers are almost never armed.

Please do show us some examples of good guys with guns actually stopping the bad ones. It shouldn't be hard, since anyone stopping a shooter would be hailed as a hero, especially in the crazy US gun nut culture.

Your trying to use common sense, which you've shown yourself to be completely lacking, and anecdotes to support your "arguments," once again proving yourself completely unwilling to actually educate yourself.

Color me completely unsurprised.