Not just per-capita victims. If you read the chart&#x27;s third column:<p>&gt; Fatal Rampage Shooting Incidents (2009-2013) Per 1,000,000<p>The U.S. is 0.12, putting it behind Norway (0.19), Finland (0.37), Slovakia (0.19), Israel (0.25), and Switzerland (0.25).<p>Simply looking at the raw number of shootings is misleading at best because:<p>1. Countries with a larger population are typically at higher risk of more shootings. (The two countries with &gt;= 1&#x2F;3 as large of a population as the U.S. are Japan and Mexico.)<p>2. It does not take into account culture or socioeconomic issues (other than only sampling the &quot;Industrialized West&quot;)<p>3. Countries with more firearms will typically have a higher risk or more shootings