That's not the same thing and you know it.
The Paris attacks were organised by a group of people who had to go well outside the bounds of the law to obtain their weapons.
Mexico is a country where heavily-armed drug gangs are at open war with the state.
If you think that compares in any way with people going postal with guns that are legal to buy without background checks or (if purchased at a gun show) a cooling-off period, then there's little point in continuing this line of debate.
There are 300+ mass shootings in America every year. There really aren't 300+ mass shootings in France.
But all this is so much bloviation. I asked a simple question that you've deftly evaded: are you A-OK with the current rate of gun death - howsoever caused - in America?
Mexico is a country where heavily-armed drug gangs are at open war with the state.
If you think that compares in any way with people going postal with guns that are legal to buy without background checks or (if purchased at a gun show) a cooling-off period, then there's little point in continuing this line of debate.
There are 300+ mass shootings in America every year. There really aren't 300+ mass shootings in France.
But all this is so much bloviation. I asked a simple question that you've deftly evaded: are you A-OK with the current rate of gun death - howsoever caused - in America?