Confused Local Urges Peace After Mysterious Shooting Incident

Confused Local Urges Peace After Mysterious Shooting Incident

Ever noticed how, in moments of absolute chaos, there’s always that one person insisting—comedically, heroically, or maybe both—that everyone just needs to “calm down”? I mean, here we are, living in an age when mindfulness is a billion-dollar industry, but nobody ever warns you what to do when your friend’s accidentally shooting everyone in sight, right? If you’ve ever wondered how a regular Friday can veer off the rails and spiral into a room full of panicked screams, excessive bleeding, and frantic calls for composure (all while one guy pleads for everyone to please, please stop freaking out), you’re definitely not alone . It’s hard not to marvel—or maybe just shake your head—at humanity’s ability to try to control the uncontrollable, especially when someone’s gun “safety” is apparently just a state of mind . So, if your nerves can handle it, let’s dive into this wild ride and ask the real question: Who’s more at risk—those who lose their cool, or the ones trying desperately to keep it all together while literal bullets fly? LEARN MORE

CLARKTON, NC—Stressing the need to get a grip and think clearly for a second, local man Ryan Kruze, who had just accidentally shot someone, reportedly urged all the people around him on Friday to calm down. “Okay, everyone, let’s just take a deep breath and pull ourselves together,” said Kruze, who, after discharging his firearm while wrongfully assuming the safety was on, suggested that a moment of peace and quiet would be clutch for regaining composure. “It’s important that we all take a step back to collect ourselves. We don’t want to do something we might regret, like call the police. Fuck, Dave, for Christ’s sake, will you stop bleeding? You’re freaking everyone out!” At press time, sources confirmed Kruze’s attempt to get everyone to calm down had hit a roadblock after he accidentally shot several more people. 

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