Brain357
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So your examples are YEARS old. We have mass shootings all the time. Again we had 3 in 2 DAYS recently. They don’t have a gun culture, mass shootings are rare.When was the last mass shooting in Japan? UK? Germany? Denmark? They are rare in countries with strong gun control. They happen regularly here. Not long ago we had 3 in 2 days.Yes, no gun culture. Countries with strong gun control don’t have regular mass shootings.
You are nuts....countries with strong gun control have mass shootings...really horrible mass shootings, and around the world the U.S. doesn't even come close to having the most....
Japan has never had mass shootings.....as I have posted elsewhere, they live in a police state, and their cultural norms prevent that kind of attack.
The U.K. almost had 4 in the last couple of years, an escalation from the one every 10 years they had before they banned guns, Germany? Germany had the Munich shooting in 2016, and of course, let's not forget the 12 million people they murdered across Europe...the unarmed, helpless people they mass murdered with guns and nerve gas....
10 people killed in Munich...keep in mind, Germany has access to guns, they just don't commit mass public shootings, yet.......
2016 Munich shooting - Wikipedia
On 22 July 2016, a shooting occurred in the vicinity of the Olympia shopping mall in the Moosach district of Munich, Germany. Ten people, including the perpetrator, were killed and 36 others were injured. The shooting took place at a McDonald's restaurant near the shopping mall, in front of a Saturn electronics store nearby, and in the mall itself. The gunman, later identified as 18-year-old David Sonboly, died nearby from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
Denmark.....Denmark, along with the rest of Europe, has easy access to military weapons, yet they still don't have a lot of shootings...culture, not guns........which is why you didn't mention France....
2015 Copenhagen shootings - Wikipedia
On 14–15 February 2015, three separate shootings occurred in Copenhagen, Denmark. In total, two victims and the perpetrator were killed, while five police officers were wounded.
The first shooting took place on 14 February at a small public afternoon event called "Art, Blasphemy and Freedom of Expression" at the Krudttønden cultural centre, where an armed gunman killed one civilian and wounded three police officers. 30 to 40 persons attended the event, amongst which were the Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who was among the key speakers and François Zimeray, Ambassador of France in Denmark, who opened the seminar with his speech just before the attack took place. Lars Vilks is often described as the main target because of his drawings of Muhammad. The second shooting took place later that night (after midnight, and, therefore, on the 15th), outside the city's Great Synagogue in Krystalgade. A gunman killed a young Jewish man on security duty during a bat mitzvah celebration, and wounded two police officers. Later that morning near Nørrebro station, police tracking the suspect shot and killed a man, after he opened fire on them while he attempted to enter a residential building under police surveillance. The man was identified as Omar Abdel Hamid
No, moron, mass public shootings are rare in those countries, for now, because of their cultures..... we have a more advanced media culture, and have had family destruction longer than they have had it...but they are catching up.... and Europe is awash in illegal guns.....
Yes they don’t have a gun culture.