They have shootings, just not as often and not publicized on this side of the ocean, they also don't have the population and land area tof make an accurate comparison. They don't have some of the other issues we do either. For example just in the last couple years they are having issues with undocumented immigration from the south like we do. Now they are experiencing more crime, like we do. We don't have acid attacks like they do in Europe, where they throw a container of acid on your face to blind and disfigure a person. Australia has had shootings and then banned many styles of firearms, they estimate the number of illegal firearms in Australia in the millions. Australia is now trying/banned a seven shot lever action shotgun because it is so horribly lethal. The type of action invented in the 1860's is all of a sudden too dangerous for civilians.
I would be willing to bet that there are more children molested by teachers than involved in school shootings nationwaid, do we ban adults from schools? A good test is to substitute something else in place in the argument and if nothing else that is substituted makes sense then probably the argument doesn't hold water.
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