美國槍擊何時了

美國槍擊何時了 

 

剛剛，加州的Santa Clarita發生最新學校槍擊案，一死六傷。究竟美國的校園槍擊案有多頻繁？查了一下，下面列出美國自1920年以來發生的所有校園槍擊案。表太長了，方便起見，簡表如下：

 

1920年代，3起

1930年代，2起

1940年代，3起

1950年代，1起

1960年代，6起

1970年代，14起

1980年代，21起

1990年代，30起

2000年代，37起

2010年，5起

2011年，6起

2012年，12起

2013年，7起

2014年，6起

2015年，11起

2016年，14起

2017年，22起

2018年，19起

2019年至目前，13起 

 

這個表還只是列出校園的槍擊案，如果是槍擊案就算的話，2019年至目前共發生334起，死385人，傷382人。2018年，323起， 死387人，傷1274人。不想再往前推了，要查也是冰冷的死亡數字！

 

近一百年來，在和平年代的這種濫殺無辜的槍擊案層出不窮，尤其是近些年，好像隔三差五的如果沒有槍擊案上新聞就不是在美國了。美國這是怎麼了？無窮無盡的槍擊，每次槍擊案發生自然又要引發新的一輪爭論，然後是不了了之，那就是禁槍還是擁槍。

 

有人說，這是美國憲法的規定，不錯，擁槍合法。美國制定公民擁槍合法是在什麼年代？是一兩百年前，是在一個社會從無序走向有序的過程中，擁槍自衛是合理成章的。現在是什麼時候了？二十一世紀，還是牛仔馳騁荒野的時代嗎？與時俱進是一個社會的進程，過時的東西，即使是法律條文也有修正的必要。

 

有人說，殺人的是人，不是槍。就像開車一樣，明年死於車禍的人成千上萬呢！糊塗啊，去查查看有幾起車禍是故意殺人？看看槍擊案，起起是預謀殺人！蘋果怎麼能和橘子比較！

 

總之，禁槍，或有非常嚴格條件的擁槍沒有成為法律之前，槍擊案會一直不斷，而擁槍/禁槍的爭論也永遠不會偃旗息鼓。

 

2019[edit]

For a more comprehensive list, see List of mass shootings in the United States in 2019.

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
November 14, 2019	Santa Clarita, California	1	6	7
October 31, 2019	Orinda, California	5	4	9
August 31, 2019	Midland–Odessa, Texas	8[n 1]	25	33
August 4, 2019	Dayton, Ohio	10[n 1]	27	37
August 3, 2019	El Paso, Texas	22	24	46
July 28, 2019	Gilroy, California	4[n 1]	15	19
May 31, 2019	Virginia Beach, Virginia	13[n 1]	5	18
May 7, 2019	Highlands Ranch, Colorado	1	8	9
April 30, 2019	Charlotte, North Carolina	2	4	6
April 27, 2019	Poway, California	1	3	4
February 15, 2019	Aurora, Illinois	6[n 1]	6	12
January 26, 2019	Ascension and Livingston Parish, Louisiana	5	0	5
January 23, 2019	Sebring, Florida	5	0	5

2018[edit]

For a more comprehensive list, see List of mass shootings in the United States in 2018.

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
November 19, 2018	Chicago, Illinois	4[n 1]	0	4
November 11, 2018	Robbins, Illinois	1	4[n 1]	5
November 7, 2018	Thousand Oaks, California	13[n 1]	12+	25+
November 2, 2018	Tallahassee, Florida	3[n 1]	5[n 2]	8
October 27, 2018	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	11	7[n 1]	18
October 3, 2018	Florence, South Carolina	2	10	12
September 20, 2018	Aberdeen, Maryland	4[n 1]	3	7
September 6, 2018	Cincinnati, Ohio	4[n 1]	2	6
August 26, 2018	Jacksonville, Florida	3[n 1]	11	14
June 28, 2018	Annapolis, Maryland	5	2	7
June 17, 2018	Trenton, New Jersey	1[n 1]	22[n 3]	23
May 30–June 4, 2018	Scottsdale, Arizona	7[n 1]	0	7
May 18, 2018	Santa Fe, Texas	10	14[n 1]	24
April 22, 2018	Nashville, Tennessee	4	2	6
April 3, 2018	San Bruno, California	1[n 1]	4[n 4]	5
March 9, 2018	Yountville, California	5[n 1][n 5]	0	5
February 14, 2018	Parkland, Florida	17	17	34
January 28, 2018	Melcroft, Pennsylvania	5[n 1]	1	6
January 23, 2018	Benton, Kentucky	2	16	18

2017[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
December 31, 2017	Highlands Ranch, Colorado	2[n 1]	6	8
December 7, 2017	Aztec, New Mexico	3[n 1]	0	3
November 13, 2017	Tehama County, California	6[n 1]	12	18
November 5, 2017	Sutherland Springs, Texas	27[n 1][n 5]	20	47
October 1, 2017	Las Vegas, Nevada	59[n 1]	422	481
September 24, 2017	Antioch, Tennessee	1	8[n 1]	9
September 10, 2017	Plano, Texas	9[n 1]	1	10
August 28, 2017	Clovis, New Mexico	2	4	6
July 1, 2017	Little Rock, Arkansas	0	28	28
June 30, 2017	New York City, New York	2[n 1]	6	8
June 14, 2017	San Francisco, California	4[n 1]	5	9
June 14, 2017	Alexandria, Virginia	1[n 1]	6	7
June 8, 2017	Eaton Township, Pennsylvania	4[n 1]	0	4
June 6, 2017	Sandy, Utah	3[n 1]	2	5
June 5, 2017	Orlando, Florida	6[n 1]	0	6
May 27, 2017	Lincoln County, Mississippi	8	1[n 1]	9
May 12, 2017	Kirkersville, Ohio	4[n 1]	0	4
April 13 –April 18, 2017	Fresno, California	4	0	4
April 10, 2017	San Bernardino, California	3[n 1]	1	4
March 26, 2017	Cincinnati, Ohio	2	16	18
March 22, 2017	Schofield and Rothschild, Wisconsin	5[n 1]	0	5
January 6, 2017	Broward County, Florida	5	6	11

2016[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
September 28, 2016	Townville, South Carolina	2	3	5
September 23, 2016	Burlington, Washington	5	0	5
August 20, 2016	Citronelle, Alabama	6[n 5]	0	6
July 30, 2016	Mukilteo, Washington	3	1	4
July 17, 2016	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	4[n 1]	3	7
July 11, 2016	St. Joseph, Michigan	3[n 1]	2	5
July 7, 2016	Dallas, Texas	6[n 1]	11	17
June 12, 2016	Orlando, Florida	50[n 1]	53	103
May 5 –May 6, 2016	Beltsville and Bethesda, Maryland	3	3	6
April 21 –April 22, 2016	Pike County, Ohio	8	0	8
March 9, 2016	Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania	6[n 5]	3	9
March 7-March 8, 2016	Kansas City, Kansas and Montgomery County, Missouri	5	0	5
February 25, 2016	Hesston and Newton, Kansas	4[n 1]	14	18
February 20, 2016	Kalamazoo, Michigan	6	2	8

2015[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
December 2, 2015	San Bernardino, California	16[n 1]	22	38
November 29, 2015	Colorado Springs, Colorado	3	9	12
November 23, 2015	Minneapolis, Minnesota	0	5	5
October 1, 2015	Roseburg, Oregon	10[n 1]	8	18
August 26, 2015	Moneta, Virginia	3[n 1]	1	4
August 8, 2015	Harris County, Texas	8	0	8
July 23, 2015	Lafayette, Louisiana	3[n 1]	9	12
July 16, 2015	Chattanooga, Tennessee	6[n 1]	2	8
June 17, 2015	Charleston, South Carolina	9	1	10
May 17, 2015	Waco, Texas	9	18	27
February 26, 2015	Tyrone, Missouri	8[n 1]	1	9

2014[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
December 15, 2014	Montgomery County, Pennsylvania	6	1	7
December 12, 2014	Portland, Oregon	0	4	4
October 24, 2014	Marysville, Washington	5[n 1]	1	6
July 9, 2014	Spring, Texas	6	1	7
May 23, 2014	Isla Vista, California	7[n 1][n 6]	13[n 7]	20
April 2, 2014	Fort Hood, Texas	4[n 1]	14	18

2013[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
November 1, 2013	Los Angeles, California	1	4[n 1]	5
September 16, 2013	Washington D.C.	13[n 1]	8	21
August 5, 2013	Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania	3	4[n 1]	7
July 26, 2013	Hialeah, Florida	7[n 1]	0	7
June 7, 2013	Santa Monica, California	6[n 1]	5	11
February 3–12, 2013	Orange, Los Angeles and Riverside counties, California	5[n 1]	7	12
January 19, 2013	South Valley, New Mexico	5	0	5

Early 2010s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
December 24, 2012	Webster, New York	4[n 1]	3	7
December 14, 2012	Newtown, Connecticut	28[n 1]	2	30
December 11, 2012	Clackamas, Oregon	3[n 1]	1	4
October 21, 2012	Brookfield, Wisconsin	4[n 1]	4[n 5]	8
September 27, 2012	Minneapolis, Minnesota	7[n 1]	2	9
August 24, 2012	New York City, New York	2[n 1]	9	11
August 13, 2012	College Station, Texas	3[n 1]	4	7
August 5, 2012	Oak Creek, Wisconsin	7[n 1]	4	11
July 20, 2012	Aurora, Colorado	12	70	82
May 30, 2012	Seattle, Washington	6[n 1]	1	7
April 2, 2012	Oakland, California	7	3	10
February 27, 2012	Chardon, Ohio	3	3	6
December 16, 2011	Irwindale, California	3[n 1]	2	5
October 12, 2011	Seal Beach, California	8	1	9
September 6, 2011	Carson City, Nevada	5[n 1]	7	12
August 7, 2011	Copley Township, Ohio	8[n 1]	1	9
July 7, 2011	Grand Rapids, Michigan	8[n 1]	2	10
January 8, 2011	Tucson, Arizona	6	15[n 1]	21
August 3, 2010	Manchester, Connecticut	9[n 1]	2	11
April 14, 2010	Las Cruces, New Mexico	3	0	3
February 12, 2010	Huntsville, Alabama	3	3	6
January 19–20, 2010	Appomattox, Virginia	8	0	8
January 7, 2010	St. Louis, Missouri	4[n 1]	5	9

2000s[edit]

Main article: List of mass shootings in the United States (2000–2009)

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
November 5, 2009	Fort Hood, Texas	14[n 5]	33[n 1]	47
August 4, 2009	Collier Township, Pennsylvania	4[n 1]	9	13
April 4, 2009	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	3	3[n 1]	6
April 3, 2009	Binghamton, New York	14[n 1]	4	18
March 29, 2009	Carthage, North Carolina	8	3[n 1]	11
March 10, 2009	Geneva, and Samson, Alabama	11[n 1]	6	17
December 24, 2008	Covina, California	10[n 1]	3	13
September 2, 2008	Skagit County, Washington	6	2	8
February 14, 2008	DeKalb, Illinois	6[n 1]	21	27
February 7, 2008	Kirkwood, Missouri	7[n 1]	1	8
February 2, 2008	Tinley Park, Illinois	5	1	6
December 9, 2007	Arvada, and Colorado Springs, Colorado	5[n 1]	5	10
December 5, 2007	Omaha, Nebraska	9[n 1]	6	15
October 7, 2007	Crandon, Wisconsin	7[n 1]	1	8
April 16, 2007	Blacksburg, Virginia	33[n 1]	17	50
February 12, 2007	Salt Lake City, Utah	6[n 1]	4	10
October 2, 2006	Bart Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania	6[n 1]	5	11
July 28, 2006	Seattle, Washington	1	6[n 8][n 5]	7
March 25, 2006	Seattle, Washington	7[n 1]	2	9
January 30, 2006	Goleta, California	8[n 1]	0	8
November 20, 2005	Tacoma, Washington	0	6	6
March 21, 2005	Red Lake, Minnesota	10[n 1]	5	15
March 12, 2005	Brookfield, Wisconsin	8[n 1]	4	12
December 8, 2004	Columbus, Ohio	5	3	8
November 21, 2004	Meteor, Wisconsin	6	2	8
March 12, 2004	Fresno, California	9	0	9
July 8, 2003	Meridian, Mississippi	7[n 1]	8	15
June 14, 2003	Madison County, Montana	1	10[n 1]	11
April 14, 2003	New Orleans, Louisiana	1	3	4
February 16 - October 23, 2002	Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, and Arizona	17	10	27
July 4, 2002	Los Angeles, California	3[n 1]	5[n 9]	8
January 16, 2002	Grundy, Virginia	3	3	6
March 5, 2001	Santee, California	2	13	15
January 10, 2001	Nevada County, California	3	2	5
December 26, 2000	Wakefield, Massachusetts	7	0	7
May 24, 2000	New York City, New York	5	2	7
April 28, 2000	Scott Township, Robinson Township, Center Township and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	5	0	5

List of mass shootings (1922–1999)[edit]

Main article: List of mass shootings in the United States (1900–1999)

1990s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
November 2, 1999	Honolulu, Hawaii	7	0	7
September 15, 1999	Fort Worth, Texas	8[n 1]	7	15
August 10, 1999	Los Angeles, California	1	5	6
July 27–29, 1999	Stockbridge and Atlanta, Georgia	13[n 1]	13	26
July 2–4, 1999	Chicago, Urbana, Springfield, and Decatur, IllinoisBloomington, Indiana	3	10	13
May 20, 1999	Conyers, Georgia	0	6	6
April 20, 1999	Columbine, Colorado	15[n 1]	24	39
May 21, 1998	Springfield, Oregon	4	25	29
April 24, 1998	Edinboro, Pennsylvania	1	4	5
March 24, 1998	Craighead County, Arkansas	5	10	15
December 1, 1997	West Paducah, Kentucky	3	5	8
October 1, 1997	Pearl, Mississippi	3	7	10
February 19, 1997	Bethel, Alaska	2	2	4
February 2, 1996	Moses Lake, Washington	3	1	4
November 7, 1994	Wickliffe, Ohio	1	3	4
June 20, 1994	Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington	5[n 1]	22	27
December 14, 1993	Aurora, Colorado	4	1	5
December 7, 1993	Garden City, New York	6	19	25
July 1, 1993	San Francisco, California	9[n 1]	6	15
January 25, 1993	Langley, Virginia	2	3	5
January 8, 1993	Palatine, Illinois	7	0	7
December 14, 1992	Great Barrington, Massachusetts	2	4	6
May 1, 1992	Olivehurst, California	4	10	14
December 6, 1991	Austin, Texas	4	0	4
November 1, 1991	Iowa City, Iowa	6[n 1]	1	7
October 16, 1991	Kileen, Texas	24[n 1]	27	51
April 4, 1991	Sacramento County, California	6[n 10]	14[n 11]	20
August 9, 1990	Waddell, Arizona	9	0	9
June 17–18, 1990	Jacksonville, Florida	12[n 1]	6	18
February 10, 1990	Las Cruces, New Mexico	4	3	7

1980s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
September 14, 1989	Louisville, Kentucky	9[n 1]	12	21
January 17, 1989	Stockton, California	6[n 1]	32	38
September 26, 1988	Greenwood, South Carolina	2	9	11
July 17, 1988	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	4	6[n 1]	10
May 20, 1988	Winnetka, Illinois	2[n 1]	6	8
February 16, 1988	Sunnyvale, California	7	4	11
December 22–28, 1987	Dover and Russelville, Arkansas	16	4	20
December 7, 1987	Cayucos, California	43[n 1]	0	43
August 20, 1986	Edmond, Oklahoma	15[n 1]	6	21
October 30, 1985	Springfield, Pennsylvania	3	7	10
October 18, 1985	Detroit, Michigan	0	6	6
December 22, 1984	New York City, New York	0	4	4
July 18, 1984	San Diego, California	22[n 1]	19	41
April 15, 1984	New York City, New York	10	0	10
February 24, 1984	Los Angeles, California	3[n 1]	12	15
February 19, 1983	Seattle, Washington	13	1	14
September 25, 1982	Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and Jenkins Township, Pennsylvania	13	1	14
August 20, 1982	Miami, Florida	8	3	11
May 3, 1982	Anchorage, Alaska	4	0	4
May 7, 1981	Salem, Oregon	5	18	23
June 22, 1980	Daingerfield, Texas	5	11[n 1]	16

1970s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
November 3, 1979	Greensboro, North Carolina	5	12	17
January 29, 1979	San Diego, California	2	9	11
June 28, 1978	Boston, Massachusetts	5	0	5
September 4, 1977	San Francisco, California	5	11	16
July 12, 1976	Fullerton, California	7	2	9
March 30, 1975	Hamilton, Ohio	11	0	11
December 30, 1974	Olean, New York	3	11	14
November 14, 1974	Amityville, New York	6	0	6
January 18, 1973	Washington D.C.	7	2	9
December 31, 1972 - January 7, 1973	New Orleans, Louisiana	10[n 1]	13	23
November 9, 1971	Westfield, New Jersey	5	0	5
August 7, 1970	San Rafael, California	4[n 1]	2	6
May 15, 1970	Jackson, Mississippi	2	12	14
May 4, 1970	Kent, Ohio	4	9	13

1960s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
May 21–25, 1969	Greensboro, North Carolina	2	27	29
July 23–24, 1968	Cleveland, Ohio	6	12	18
June 25, 1968	Good Hart, Michigan	6	0	6
February 8, 1968	Orangeburg, South Carolina	3	27	30
August 1, 1966	Austin, Texas	17[n 1][n 5]	31	48
April 25, 1965	Orcutt, California	4[n 1]	10	14

1950s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
March 1, 1954	Washington D.C.	0	5	5

1940s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
September 6, 1949	Camden, New Jersey	13	3	16
July 25, 1946	Walton County, Georgia	4	0	4
July 8, 1945	Salina, Utah	9	19	28

1930s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
November 9, 1934	Kelayres, Pennsylvania	5	12 - 25	17 - 30
June 17, 1933	Kansas City, Missouri	5	3	8

1920s[edit]

Date	Location	Dead	Injured	Total
February 14, 1929	Chicago, Illinois	7	0	7
September 9, 1924	Hanapepe, Hawaii	20	0	20
June 21–22, 1922	Herrin, Illinois	23	0	23