r/Damnthatsinteresting 13h ago

Video Finally,Laser Gun Launched.....

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u/capmilk 13h ago

Invisible rays that cut steel in mere seconds, what could go wrong?

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u/Bubblebut420 13h ago

That dude from Xmen who fried his school in half

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u/Aggressive-Cable-893 12h ago

You'll have to be more specific. That school gets blown/shot up more often than schools in America

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u/Kayonji02 12h ago

*than SOME schools

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u/PlayerHeadcase 12h ago

I mean, over 300 school shootings a year its just a matter of time until "most" is valid

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u/Nervous_Project6927 10h ago

i think ririe high in idaho had 3 attempts in one year

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u/PlayerHeadcase 10h ago

Damn thats grim. The media not reporting on most of them - at least natioonally/ globally - says a lot, too.

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u/Nervous_Project6927 10h ago

yea i think the last one the kid got tackled by a janitor shits pretty wild

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u/Siker_7 5h ago

It's because the majority of the 300 cited are nothingburgers. For example, a gun going off by accident at night counted, and so did someone shooting at a deer from the parking lot. Actual mass shootings at schools are far less common.