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It'd be interesting to poll people across the American political spectrum about the frequency of terrorist attacks, police-involved shootings, and interracial violence, so we can compare those things to what we know are the biggest threats to life in the U.S.
For instance, there is a grassroots anti-violence movement in D.C. that has been protesting a string of shootings that have taken far more lives than any police officer in the area. But very few liberal activists show up and join anyone doing it. https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/crime/2-dead-teen-injured-in-overnight-shooting-in-northeast-dc/65-47bda867-a4b7-4b90-869c-5ca569e1d409
There was even a shooting *during* one of these demonstrations, where a child was hit, and I don't recall Jeff Bezos with his fancy news house in the area putting out a statement about how he'd spend money on homicide reduction programs https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/protests/shooting-at-protest-over-child-gun-violence/65-0adb8c8b-0b05-4dd3-bff5-f02e10b257d1
Corporations have pledged billions of dollars in the past few months to a variety of contemporary causes but if that money was spent on universal health care I think it would be enough to overwhelm the health care industry and finally achieve it, but it's not spent on that.
Nearly Half of Americans Worried That They or Their Family Will Be a Victim of Terrorism https://www.prri.org/research/survey-nearly-half-of-americans-worried-that-they-or-their-family-will-be-a-victim-of-terrorism/
