Yet they aren't a cultural focus.

How many mass shootings have taken place in the US this year?

10? 20?

Try 213.

243 deaths, 922 injuries.

This month? 44 mass shootings. 61 deaths, 219 injured.

These things don't happen everywhere. They happen here because guns make them easy. People hate facts and so they pretend that everyone has the same problems.

That really depends on your definition of mass shooting, and you seem to be quoting a statistic which uses a very broad definition.

The kind of thing that happened in Texas has not happened 44 times this month.

A disturbed person going into public and randomly killing strangers is a different problem than gang warfare, domestic violence, organized crime, or organized terrorism.

People deserve the right to safety regardless of where they are.

Exactly, which is why I carry and support the 2A.

What about first world nations like Australia, New Zealand? They too are not reported in the same way?

Australia:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_major_crimes_in_...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10629425/amp/Everyo...

> Stabbings have never been worse or more brutal, police say, as Australian hospitals struggle to cope with an emerging 'knife culture' amongst young men.

There are certainly differences in rates, but these things happen everywhere.

If I tell you nuclear weapons should be eliminated from the world as they're dangerous and can wipe off cities, are you going to come back with statistics about how tanks kill people? Your arguments are exactly that.