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"365 mass shootings in 2013, one per day." 2015: 141 through 6/12 listed on sidebar
http://www.shootingtracker.com/
Also, you quoted "every" as though the OP said it, which he did not. He said "another day/another mass shooting" which has an intrinsically different meaning. For example, if I said; "Another day/another Republican presidential candidate" it would not be considered inaccurate on the grounds there isn't a new candidate introduced "every" consecutive day. Rather, the coloquial phrase represents something that occurrs frequently.
Here is a more recent example in the news from 6/19 (simply googling "another day, another" will yield plenty of examples) Tiger Woods example
another day, another mass shooting in America (with racism on top) {nm} Jun 18, 10:02
um when was the last one? {nm} Jun 18, 10:16
let me reddit that for you Jun 18, 11:05
so, not 'every' day. Jun 18, 11:17
"365 mass shootings in 2013, one per day." 2015: 141 through 6/12 listed on sidebar Jun 19, 01:43
Thanks for the link. I thought there were more than 2 in STL this year but that might be less than 4 {nm} Jun 19, 13:12
This call terrorist. If a person is a Muslim. {nm} Jun 18, 10:23
