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Do you see this happening in UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Japan, ect? Nope, they don't have guns lying around left and right.

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This is an opinionated question, but I'm expecting matur answers here, no rants. I live and Texas, and believe me guns are everywhere. The US is not the only country in the world that allows people to own firearms.Look at Switzerland, which has mandatory firearm laws for its citizens, but they don't have any shootings. Why does it seem so unique to America? Is it the way we promote violence through entertainment, or what?

I come from a rather religious family. My father was going to be a priest and my mother just simply likes to go and be involved. I myself have been taught about the Bible since I was very young, starting around the preschool age, as my parents are very religious, I've gone to church for as long as I can remember, and I've been enrolled in every godforsaken church class/prayer group under the sun. But I absolutely cannot stand church. I understand all of the lessons, but I absolutely despise the blatant hypocrisy that the church rails on and on about, about how god loves everyone and then they go on and screech about how certain people are going to hell, as if they have the jurisdiction to determine that. It's boring- they say the same **** over and over again as if praying will actually change what's wrong with the world rather than wasting an hour doing jack ****. I'm pretty much an atheist, all the religious **** I've been through has made me that way if I'm being honest, but I feel if I'm going to find God, it's going to be on my own terms, not sitting in some stuffy room listening to a man wheedle on about god for an hour and about how we're all going to go to hell if we don't do this or that. But how do I tell my parents about this? I've tried numerous times before but they constantly insist that i go with them to church, and everytime I go the less religious I become, but I don't know how to communicate this to them without them losing their marbles. What should I do?

Best answer: The media and the public overexaggerating the importance of school shootings is one of the most annoying problems America faces