The Trace breaks up with the Gun Violence Archive, possibly

By Lee Williams

(Photo-illustration from licensed Shutterstock account).by Lee WilliamsAnti-gun groups should know better than to hop in bed with each other. They’re too fickle and their relationships almost always end in tears.The Trace and the Gun Violence Archive may be the latest two anti-gun groups to part ways.The Trace is the propaganda arm of former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun empire. It masquerades as a newsroom solely to provide cover for members of the corporate media who republish their stories as if they’re actual news. Trace staffers call themselves journalists, some even have journalism backgrounds, but in reality, they’re nothing more than ardent anti-gun activists paid in Bloomberg bucks.The Gun Violence Archive has been debunked dozens of times for its fake mass-shooting data. Anytime four or more people are killed or even slightly wounded with a firearm the GVA calls it a mass shooting — even if the incident is gang and/or drug related. Last year, the GVA claims there were 656 mass shooting, which equates to 1.79 mass shootings per day. Initially, politicians, gun control activists and the mainstream media treated the GVA’s reports as if were gospel, but many now see the ridiculousness of the GVA’s claims.The Trace

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