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China: What Kind of Vicious ‘Shoot 1st, Ask Later’ Circle Is US Stuck In?

Robin Koerner - . Published in Guangming Daily

Pick the wrong door, go the wrong way, get in the wrong car; these mistakes can get you killed in the U.S.

Australia: Time ‘to Finally Do Something’ about Guns in America – but Obstacles Abound

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Ireland: Is US Society Moving toward a Total Embrace of Culture of Killing?

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Irish Examiner

Ireland: The Malign Influence of the US Gun Lobby Will Survive Yet Another School Shooting

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Irish Times

Ireland: What Are US Politicians Doing about Gun Violence?

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Irish Examiner

Australia: Biden Asks America: ‘Why Are We Willing To Live with This Carnage?’

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Australia: US Must Cure Itself of Its Sick Gun Obsession

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Germany: The Law in the US Is Practically a License To Kill

Mallory Matsumoto - . Published in Süddeutsche Zeitung

Saudi Arabia: US Mass Shootings Are a Symptom of a Sick Society

Lalatendu Das - . Published in Arab News

Spain: America, a Country Where Shootings Are Routine

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Mundo

For as long as the influence of gun lobbyists remains strong and while there is no increase in social awareness, the massacres will remain routine.

Canada: US Gun Control: Don’t Look for Logic after Orlando

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in The Globe and Mail

While the immediate aftermath of a mass shooting may seem like a window of opportunity (as unsatisfying a description as that is) to pass major gun-control legislation, it is the worst possible moment to debate the issue.

Canada: America’s Fatal Gun Romance

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in iPolitics
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