Yup, but suicide and domestic violence don't affect greater society psychologically the way that stochastic terrorism does. I'm not going to die at a country music concert or place of worship randomly because someone killed themselves or their ex with a handgun. That's why the small numbers hit society to a larger degree than the big numbers do. It's the qualitative difference.
The largest number of gun deaths is, IIRC by suicide. This is rarely mentioned or addressed when talking about gun legislation.
https://www.vox.com/2015/10/1/18000510/gun-suicide-homicide-comparison
Yup, but suicide and domestic violence don't affect greater society psychologically the way that stochastic terrorism does. I'm not going to die at a country music concert or place of worship randomly because someone killed themselves or their ex with a handgun. That's why the small numbers hit society to a larger degree than the big numbers do. It's the qualitative difference.
Oh, certainly. As always it is the edge cases that garner attention and create confusion, fear, and uncertainty.