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The Negative Effects Of Mass Bombing

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On December 2nd, an incident happened in San Bernardino that shocked the nation. Although, we see a shooting on the news almost daily, the 2015 San Bernardino shooting that killed fourteen people and harmed twenty-two others still took America to a shock. The shooting consisted of two people, who happened to be married and had a six-month-old child, went into a mental hospital facility and opened fire on the patients and staff that worked or lived there. The male of the couple happened to work for the hospital but nobody knows the motive behind why the couple did what they did. The couple that committed the mass shooting and attempted to commit a mass bombing were told to be in the Islamic culture. Ever since the mass shooting of San Bernardino,

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