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It's very rare that shit like that happens in countries where guns are strictly controlled. In the US, it happens all the time. What's so hard to understand?
Nothing is difficult to understand. What seems hard for YOU to understand is the inconsistency of the above statement. It's the equivalent of saying countries with fewer cars have fewer car accidents therefore we should ban cars.
There are millions and millions of guns. Most are used for hunting, target practice or just collected. A bunch more are in the home or carried for defense. A tiny, tiny fraction are used to commit crimes.
The idea that in countries that don't and never did have a gun culture they can largely restrict guns means that in a country that does have a gun culture with no other explanation is just vacuous.
And they ignore that there are plenty of other ways to kill people and commit violent crimes besides guns. There is just the assumption that it would work.
Bravo! You got it!