So how many more before the US finally gets the point that guns are a problem? Or will you just keep letting this happen again and again and again and again?
It doesn't happen again and again and again and again. And you're being dishonest. Stick to your own country's laws. There are thousands of towns where guns are widespread, and where mass shootings are far less common than deadly car crashes. Guns are not the problem.
So 15 in 2016 alone is not again and again and again and again?
far more people died from car crashes in a single year than the entirety of school shootings. given the tens of thousands of schools, many of which are in areas where gun ownership is normal, you'd expect to see far more school shootings if it was actually a problem.
the number of school shootings is an outlier, not a norm by any sane measurement.
Terrible analogy. You need to compare malicious car deaths with malicious gun deaths