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  Mass shooting another country: protests in the street demanding action from the government. 
  Mass shooting in America: shoulder shrug, a heavy sigh, and changing the channel on the tv.
context: The shooter kept attacking Kurds and the government kept letting him out. This was his 4th targeted violent attack against that community. They have every right to be furious.
  He has a history of weapons offences and it has emerged that he was released on bail only days before the assault.
  Last year, he was charged with racist violence over a sword attack at a migrant camp elsewhere in the French capital >
  
  Now dont do it a fifth time...
  All jokes aside, he should've had the key thrown away long before the forth incident >
  
  He should have been treated like any other terrorist >
  
  Just as an observation from policy and headlines I have seen coming out of France in the last few years is that there is often anti-Muslim/Middle East rhetoric happening. Whether this is just a coincidence or not, the political battles in France kind of make this attack seem like it was inevitable. 
  This is just awful... >
  
  There clearly is an anti-migrant sentiment in a lot of European countries that for the last few years suffered a great influx of African-refugees.
  Problem is that a lot of these refugees are somewhat aggressive with their believes (mainly Muslims) and so the situation is as bad as ever. >
  
  They should ban guns in France!