To think "It's not a gun problem, it's a bad people problem" means to think that statistically the US has the worst people in the entire world. Apparently the country is a cestpool filled with (mostly white!) mass murderers. And some, I assume, are good people.
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You mean because there are no mass murders in Great Britain (WestMinster), London (London Bridge), Pakistan (Peshawar school massacre), Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria (Aleppo), Cambodia (Killing fields), Germany (Holocost), or anywhere else?
Pakistan, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Cambodia are western countries for you? Idk... Re WestMinster and London Brigde last year: 6 people died in in WestMinster and 11 on the London Brigde. How man y would have died if you had used guns? How many died in Las Vegas?
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Oh, I'm sorry, were you arguing that the fundamental nature and character of mankind is "better" (less-sinful) in Western nations? Are people somehow "better" or "more good" because they are born and raised in a Western nation in your estimation?
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No. But obviously it is preferable to compare two data sets that have only minimal differences in their parameters and large differences the property you are interested if you want to understand cause and effect.
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And regarding the Holocaust: Is this a serious argument? I'm not even sure what exactly the argument is here. Could you explain it to me in more detail?
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That fits the definition of "mass murder", does it not?
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