School shootings are almost entirely a US phenomenon. No other country in the world, religious or not, experience them enough to consider them a problem. Mexic

School shootings are almost entirely a US phenomenon. No other country in the world, religious or not, experience them enough to consider them a problem. Mexico, one of the most religious countries in the world, where murder is a daily occurrence and the bodies are displayed on the streets in many towns as a deterrent from opposition to the cartels doesn't have a school shooting problem. And after seeing the display of "morality" of evangelical christians in recent years, I'm not sure religion and morality are connected in any way.