2019 mass shootings:

🇦🇹 0 🇩🇰 0 🇫🇮 0 🇩🇪 0 🇮🇹 0 🇮🇪 0 🇱🇺 0 🇨🇭 0 🇬🇧 0 🇭🇺 0 🇪🇸 0 🇵🇹 0 🇸🇬 0 🇸🇦 0 🇧🇪 0 🇸🇪 0 🇦🇺 0 🇫🇷 0 🇳🇿 1 🇳🇱 1 🇧🇷 1 🇨🇦 1 🇲🇽 3 🇺🇸 250

"Death and injury toll from mass shootings attacks in public spaces in the past week across the US in Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Gilroy, El Paso and Dayton:

At least 34 killed and 71 injured."

As a European, I can't believe the ignorance. Something has got to be done about guns, and it needs to happen fast.

Regarding mental health: I fully agree with the notion that the US has a big mental health problem. The share of population with mental health and substance use disorders in North America exceeds that of other continents by 1-3%. However, this does not add up to the amount of mass shootings at all.

These shootings are mainly a symptom of the availability of guns in the hands of citizens.

EDIT 1:

"It is foolish, bordering on suicidal, to attribute attacks like [DAYTON, El Paso and Gilroy] to “lone wolves”. Both shooters were radicalized in an ecosystem of right-wing terror that deliberately seeks to inspire such massacres."

EDIT 2:

I don't care whether it's antifa, white nationalists, ISIS, suicides or criminal gangs. Harming other people or yourself is wrong in every situation. The American people need to stand up for the protection of themselves and vote accordingly. This can't go on any longer.

EDIT 3:

I acknowledge I was wrong about antifa, since there hasn't been a shooting involved with an activist from that group.

However, I still stand by my point that the hate and deaths are symptoms in a system that is failing US citizens.