Is it just a scapegoat though? Allowing these groups of disaffected people does seem to be a significant part of mass killings. There were a lot of ISIS inspir

Is it just a scapegoat though? Allowing these groups of disaffected people does seem to be a significant part of mass killings. There were a lot of ISIS inspired attacks until ISIS was destroyed. Which effectively shut down the community. This entire age of frequent mass shootings coincides with the internet and media coverage in general. I personally believe that this has more to do with the notoriety and following these attacks inspire than gun laws, which have always been very weak. A lot of these attacks are similar to streaking imo, which basically stopped when the media coverage stopped.