Mass shooting that makes US look tame, Very cleanly omitted and avoided by the Democrats and their puppets in the media

[Roudy]

Now if this was a white guy in the US that had dine it, the fascist commies on the Left would have 24/7 wall to wall media coverage declaring martial law and started confiscating all guns by now. Just happened less than 24 hours ago. Bet most didn’t even hear about it.

Mass shooting at Nigeria church kills 50, including children

At least 50 people including children were killed in the attack, according to a state lawmaker from the area.

www.wfla.com

 

[cnm]

Once again deplorables have to compare the US to third world countries to find similar outcomes.

The dude in Nigeria must have been an amateur, only 50.

The more professional Las Vegas shooter got 60.

Against third world countries the US triumphs.

 

[JoeB131]

Now if this was a white guy in the US that had dine it, the fascist commies on the Left would have 24/7 wall to wall media coverage declaring martial law and started confiscating all guns by now. Just happened less than 24 hours ago. Bet most didn’t even hear about it.

If you are having to go to a war-torn, impoverished third world country to make yourself look better, then you still look pretty bad.

 

[Thunderbird]

Once again deplorables have to compare the US to third world countries to find similar outcomes.

The dude in Nigeria must have been an amateur, only 50.

The more professional Las Vegas shooter got 60.

Against third world countries the US triumphs.

You seem to think “3rd world” countries should he held to lower standards.

Please try to be less racist.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Now if this was a white guy in the US that had dine it, the fascist commies on the Left would have 24/7 wall to wall media coverage declaring martial law and started confiscating all guns by now. Just happened less than 24 hours ago. Bet most didn’t even hear about it.

Mass shooting at Nigeria church kills 50, including children

At least 50 people including children were killed in the attack, according to a state lawmaker from the area.

www.wfla.com

Wow, we are better than Nigeria!

that is something to brag about!

 

[Lesh]

Once again deplorables have to compare the US to third world countries to find similar outcomes.

The dude in Nigeria must have been an amateur, only 50.

The more professional Las Vegas shooter got 60.

Against third world countries the US triumphs.

 

[Lesh]

You’re comparing the US to NIGERIA??

 

[Roudy]

If you are having to go to a war-torn, impoverished third world country to make yourself look better, then you still look pretty bad.

So mass shootings don’t only occur in the US. It’s just that the Left continues to focus on it, using it as an excuse to grab guns in order to streamline the destruction of this country through imposition of their communist fascistic ideology.

Do mass shootings occur more often in France, Switzerland and Finland than in the United States?

Pauline Hanson claims that mass shootings happen more often in France, Switzerland and Finland than in the United States.

www.aap.com.au

Senator Hanson’s claim that France, Switzerland and Finland have more mass shootings than the US appears to be based on research from the Crime Prevention Research Centre (CPRC). The CPRC states, “our goal is to provide an objective and accurate scientific evaluation of both the costs and benefits of gun ownership as well as policing activities”. A 2015 CPRC report stated the US had a lower frequency of mass public shootings than European countries based on a per capita basis in that country, or the number of mass shootings per one million people in each country. According to CPRC report, the frequency of mass public shootings per million people in the US was 0.078 which placed it 12th in the world on this measure. France had a mass shooting frequency rate of 0.092, placing it 11th. Finland was seventh with a frequency rate of 0.184. Switzerland was fourth with a rate of 0.249. The top ranking nations by this measure were Macedonia, followed by Albania and Serbia.

Mass Shootings by Country 2025

worldpopulationreview.com

Average (Mean) Annual Death Rate per Million People from Mass Public Shootings (U.S., Canada, and Europe, 2009-2015):​

1. Norway — 1.888
2. Serbia — 0.381
3. France — 0.347
4. Macedonia — 0.337
5. Albania — 0.206
6. Slovakia — 0.185
7. Switzerland — 0.142
8. Finland — 0.132
9. Belgium — 0.128
10. Czech Republic — 0.123
11. United States — 0.089
12. Austria — 0.068
13. Netherlands — 0.051
14. Canada — 0.032
15. England — 0.027
16. Germany — 0.023
17. Russia — 0.012
18. Italy — 0.009

In addition, a 2018 CRPC study ranked the U.S. at number sixty-four in the world in terms of mass shooting rates per capita.

 

[22lcidw]

Wow, we are better than Nigeria!

that is something to brag about!

Progs use the Village as something to emulate. For the peasants of course. The elites in all fields though live like royalty.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Progs use the Village as something to emulate. For the peasants of course. The elites in all fields though live like royalty.

 

[Pellinore]

So mass shootings don’t only occur in the US. It’s just that the Left continues to focus on it, using it as an excuse to grab guns in order to streamline the destruction of this country through imposition of their communist fascistic ideology.

Do mass shootings occur more often in France, Switzerland and Finland than in the United States?

Pauline Hanson claims that mass shootings happen more often in France, Switzerland and Finland than in the United States.

www.aap.com.au

Senator Hanson’s claim that France, Switzerland and Finland have more mass shootings than the US appears to be based on research from the Crime Prevention Research Centre (CPRC). The CPRC states, “our goal is to provide an objective and accurate scientific evaluation of both the costs and benefits of gun ownership as well as policing activities”. A 2015 CPRC report stated the US had a lower frequency of mass public shootings than European countries based on a per capita basis in that country, or the number of mass shootings per one million people in each country. According to CPRC report, the frequency of mass public shootings per million people in the US was 0.078 which placed it 12th in the world on this measure. France had a mass shooting frequency rate of 0.092, placing it 11th. Finland was seventh with a frequency rate of 0.184. Switzerland was fourth with a rate of 0.249. The top ranking nations by this measure were Macedonia, followed by Albania and Serbia.

Mass Shootings by Country 2025

worldpopulationreview.com

Average (Mean) Annual Death Rate per Million People from Mass Public Shootings (U.S., Canada, and Europe, 2009-2015):​

1. Norway — 1.888
2. Serbia — 0.381
3. France — 0.347
4. Macedonia — 0.337
5. Albania — 0.206
6. Slovakia — 0.185
7. Switzerland — 0.142
8. Finland — 0.132
9. Belgium — 0.128
10. Czech Republic — 0.123
11. United States — 0.089
12. Austria — 0.068
13. Netherlands — 0.051
14. Canada — 0.032
15. England — 0.027
16. Germany — 0.023
17. Russia — 0.012
18. Italy — 0.009

In addition, a 2018 CRPC study ranked the U.S. at number sixty-four in the world in terms of mass shooting rates per capita.

Your assertions are all over the place.

Your first link debunks Hanson's statement that other nations have it worse.
You followed that with a paragraph that shows Hanson's statement, which is the one that was just disproven.

The CPRC study conflates casualties with occurrences, and the statistics don't reflect smaller countries that have suffered one outlier event (such as Norway's 2011 attack by the white supremacist against the scout camp, or France's 2015 terrorist bombing/shooting). It also includes, for example, the bomb fatalities from the latter in with shooting casualties.

And the 2018 CPRC study (an old version, since updated in 2020) is by a very biased source (John R. Lott) who references mostly himself, posted on a pre-press site. He also compares the US, a very developed nation, with all other nations of the world, most of which are undeveloped.

 

[Pellinore]

Now if this was a white guy in the US that had dine it, the fascist commies on the Left would have 24/7 wall to wall media coverage declaring martial law and started confiscating all guns by now. Just happened less than 24 hours ago. Bet most didn’t even hear about it.

Mass shooting at Nigeria church kills 50, including children

At least 50 people including children were killed in the attack, according to a state lawmaker from the area.

www.wfla.com

This was all over the news.

Nigeria is a developing nation. They have a homicide rate over six times ours. It is important to compare ourselves to other developed nations, and if we do, we'll see that we lead them all in homicide rates by a country mile. Let's compare, say, the thirty most developed.

From Developed Countries List 2022 and Murder Rate by Country 2022:
United States: 4.96
Liechtenstein is next at 2.64, followed by Estonia at 2.12. No others are above 2.
Canada is 1.76, Belgium 1.69, Finland 1.63, Malta 1.59. No others are above 1.5.
Israel, for all of its troubles, is at 1.49. The UK and France are both 1.2. Sweden 1.08, Denmark 1.01. No others are above 1.
Eighteen others are below 1, including Germany 0.95, New Zealand 0.74, and Norway 0.47, less than a tenth ours.
The lowest of the top 30 developed nations are Luxembourg at 0.34, Japan at 0.24, and Singapore at 0.16.
Nigeria, by the way, is at 34.52.

We also know that

Nearly eight-in-ten (79%) U.S. murders in 2020 – 19,384 out of 24,576 – involved a firearm.

What the data says about gun deaths in the U.S.

While the number of gun deaths in the U.S. fell for the second consecutive year in 2023, it remained among the highest annual totals on record.

www.pewresearch.org

Taking that as a rough standard, it means that the US has a firearms-only murder rate of about 4.0 (roughly 79% of 4.96), which is still significantly higher than all murders from other developed countries—double or triple of most, or more.

But there's one more hitch: The US date for the murder rate was from 2018. Go back to the Pew article and you'll see this:

There were 6.2 gun murders per 100,000 people in 2020

Because in the two years between 2018 and 2020, gun murders in our country climbed sharply beyond their already-skyrocketed levels. It's getting a lot worse, quickly.

We have a *massive* gun problem.

 

[JoeB131]

So mass shootings don’t only occur in the US. It’s just that the Left continues to focus on it, using it as an excuse to grab guns in order to streamline the destruction of this country through imposition of their communist fascistic ideology.

Compared to other First World, industrialized countries, um, yeah, we are pretty bad.

The rest of your post is pure bullshit, so I'll just ignore it.

 

[Roudy]

This was all over the news.

Nigeria is a developing nation. They have a homicide rate over six times ours. It is important to compare ourselves to other developed nations, and if we do, we'll see that we lead them all in homicide rates by a country mile. Let's compare, say, the thirty most developed.

From Developed Countries List 2022 and Murder Rate by Country 2022:
United States: 4.96
Liechtenstein is next at 2.64, followed by Estonia at 2.12. No others are above 2.
Canada is 1.76, Belgium 1.69, Finland 1.63, Malta 1.59. No others are above 1.5.
Israel, for all of its troubles, is at 1.49. The UK and France are both 1.2. Sweden 1.08, Denmark 1.01. No others are above 1.
Eighteen others are below 1, including Germany 0.95, New Zealand 0.74, and Norway 0.47, less than a tenth ours.
The lowest of the top 30 developed nations are Luxembourg at 0.34, Japan at 0.24, and Singapore at 0.16.
Nigeria, by the way, is at 34.52.

We also know that

What the data says about gun deaths in the U.S.

While the number of gun deaths in the U.S. fell for the second consecutive year in 2023, it remained among the highest annual totals on record.

www.pewresearch.org

Taking that as a rough standard, it means that the US has a firearms-only murder rate of about 4.0 (roughly 79% of 4.96), which is still significantly higher than all murders from other developed countries—double or triple of most, or more.

But there's one more hitch: The US date for the murder rate was from 2018. Go back to the Pew article and you'll see this:

Because in the two years between 2018 and 2020, gun murders in our country climbed sharply beyond their already-skyrocketed levels. It's getting a lot worse, quickly.

We have a *massive* gun problem.

Wrong again, I quoted numbers from objective sites that shows we are number eight per capita behind developed nations like France and Sweden. And considering the number of weapons out there and that Americans has a right to bear arms, that is a huge achievement.