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The methodology of the website you linked is wanting. For starters, notice how that many of said "mass shootings" don't even have multiple (or any) deaths. 

Which matters more, the number of shootings or the number of actual dealths in these mass-shooting events? Notice in the European attacks the death-counts are quite astronomical for just a single attack. It shows to me that either the police can't respond quickly enough, or the shooter(s) has/have no fear of others taking action against him. In the U.S these attacks may or may not be considerably more frequent (depending on methodology and how we account for population size and diversity) but they usually are much less lethal because the attacker knows that there is much less time to enact his plan. About 500 people, including attackers, died of "mass shootings" last year in the U.S. That is .00015% of the population. Hardly a worrying pandemic. The mass shooting argument is weak. People have better argument when it comes to regular shootings or suicides. 

It doesn't help that the website is also quite biased and intentionally does this. It was created and maintained specifically by and for the website slate.com with an obvious confirmation bias.  

Lol figured it was some Muslim again.

You can't lecture anyone if you're ignorant of the socio-political issues that put people into the position to attack each-other with guns. Most of these "mass shootings" are gang-warfare caused by the failed war on drugs - something Europe doesn't have at the extent nor scale that the U.S has. 

I am suggesting that mass murder is not inhibited in these countries by gun control, and it is only when a similar event happens in the U.S that it is even brought up. Obviously Norway and France don't have the underclass and drug warfare (at least to the extent the U.S does) to motivate such homicides. 

Failed war on drugs tha that Europa doesn't have? Sounds like you don't really know everything going on in Europe.

So the multitude of mentally unstable, radical or white supremacist shootings are actually gang warfare? Is that it? Don't think so.

Of afghani descent. I am definitely not surprised by the anti gay sentiment from this guy just like I wouldn't have been if the attacker was a white guy who attended the Westboro Baptist Church PC police has to stop it and call a spade a spade. Anyways I'm on chapter Cow in the Quaran since it was gifted by a more down to earth friend.

Do you have hundreds of cartels created by drug prohibition south of (and within) your borders? Do you have entire portions of cities in which the top employment opportunity for the impoverished is the sale of drugs and the criminal activity relevant to maintain it? Do you have mass incarceration, the highest in the world, of drug users and sellers? Felony records making it impossible for drugs users or gang members to reform themselves? Do places like Portugal, where the decriminalization of hard drugs has occured successfully, not exist in Europe? 

As for the radical white supremacist groups, what percentage of these "133 mass shootings" consist of that? The last one I can think of was Dylan Roof, and I really can't think of what the last one was before him. They are obvioulsy the 1% of the 1% of the 1% of total shootings. Hardly anything to get worked up about statistically. 

https://www.rt.com/usa/346364-orlando-club-shooter-terrorism/

Yup, ISIS. Also deathtoll has surpassed 50.

"There is no immediate evidence proving any connection between the Orlando shooting and Islamic State or any other foreign extremist organization, US officials told Reuters on condition of anonymity."

Not to mention, saying it was an attack by ISIS is more beneficial then saying it was one nutjob acting on his own agenda.