Gun Violence Explained
Gun violence is often perceived as an airborne pathogen, but it resembles a bloodborne pathogen more closely, with specific risk factors that increase the likelihood of becoming a victim. Engaging in co-offending behavior establishes connections that elevate these risks, making gun violence a targeted issue rather than a random occurrence. Understanding these dynamics can lead to more precise interventions, similar to those used in public health for bloodborne diseases.In this clip
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