yum123 said:
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It really doesn't though.
They happen more often in the US, because the US is a bigger country. Despite the oddity of so many happening at once... these things are very rare. Therefore a country ten times bigger then most other countries is more likely going to have a mass killing.
There have been like... maybe 60 total in the last 30 years in the USA.
For most countries... if it happens in their country once. They'd have a higher per capita mass murder figure then us.
For example, just Brevik in Norway means that Norway has a MUCH higher per captia mass murder figure then the US does. Even if you count all 60 in the US.
Which isn't to say Norway is a haven and breeding grounds for Mass killers. Just that it's such a small number, it's silly to make any generalizing conclusions.
To blame it on America is to ignore the truth that these things are "seemingly" on the rise... everywhere really. Hard to say though with such a low sample size.








