Guy in the 1986 FBI shootout immediately took a round through the arm, right side of the chest, lung, and part of the aeorta. A deadly wound if it happened on the table in the best trauma center in the country. He still killed four FBI agents before someone escorted him into the light by sticking a .357 in his face and emptying it.
Another more recent one where a cop named Jared Reston and a felon lit each other up with a dozen gunshot wounds, collapsed on top of each other fighting for control of a gun, and Reston had to end it by literally screwing the muzzle into the guy's ear.
People jumped up on adrenaline and meth can pull triggers even when their pelvis is too shattered to stand up and their insides are on the floor. Not saying you need to defend your home with a 30mm cannon, just that everyone needs to understand that clicking people off like a light switch with the first shot is Hollywood nonsense. Killing people is brutal, ugly, and hard, it's not clean with any tool.
All bullets go through stick and fiberglass American homes. There is no bullet that kills people effectively but poofs into dust when it hits drywall.
Don't shoot guns in houses unless you are using a hostile human body as a backstop.
Handgun advantage: You can casually conceal it, and you can use your other hand to open doors, point a flashlight, and gather information without pointing a gun at things. This is very helpful for not being shot by mistake by police, or shooting things that shouldn't be shot.
Shotgun advantage: Nothing on the market rivals the single shot effectiveness of a shotgun round. You don't want a sustained Hollywood gunfight in your home, you want to end the threat in one shot. Handgun rounds take time to drop people, and you can get killed waiting for those wounds to work.
Your ability to illuminate stuff with lights, gather information, and make smart decisions is more important than the tool IMO. If you smoke your own daughter coming back from the bathroom because you shot at noises and shadows, does it really matter how fancy the gun you used was?
The ability of shitlib media to post almost exactly 180 degree reversals of reality is really impressive.
What eroded public trust in law enforcement was watching them release criminals and kneel before criminal sympathizers.
Soda was the most commonly flipped item. It was reported on years ago, people pushed carts of soda out of the Walmart and then rolled them right down the street to the sketchy convenience store that paid them pennies and put the soda on their own shelves.
Tide was a big ghetto currency, that's why it had to get locked up, but that was a shoplifting problem not a food stamp problem.
It makes me want to make a youtube video tutorial called "How to de-faggify your speech"
Half of the phenomenon you describe is literally infiltration of fagspeak into the regular lexicon. Federal judges now speak like New York fags from the 90s.
Death should be the default for premeditated murder.