The actual number of criminal homicide victims per day is about 22, mostly people with histories of violence being killed by people with histories of violence, the next largest group being people in ongoing, escalating relationships involving domestic violence.

The majority of the remainder of those deaths 60+% are suicides, although the firearm involved rates are dropping as a percentage. Most of those are middle-aged white male gun-owners. The next largest set is justifiable homicides, and the smallest, and like homicides at historic lows, are accidental deaths. Again mostly adult men.

So, given the facts, do you really think all your "supposes" are equally likely? Or maybe, just maybe, should you wait for more info before trying to make a puerile political point?