Have you never heard of child abuse from drunken parents?
If anyone has any evidence of that we send in children's services, we arrest the parent, in the UK we bring in more controls every time we find a way to stop it and make it better. When it hits the news the whole country demands changes are made so it never happens again.
Have you never heard of drink drivers? We have made massive progress on that in the UK, its a lot rarer now. Most people would be straight on to the police if someone leaves a pub and got into a driving seat, its not socially accepted here now.
Have you never heard of passive smoking?
We have massive smoking controls in the UK. You cant display cigarettes for sale anymore, cant sell to a child, cant smoke inside any public place, cant smoke in a car with children, cant even smoke in some outside places, you can be fined for dropping a cigarette stub, you can get free help to quit from a doctor, they are taxed to death, they can only be sold in plain packages, we educate children against smoking in schools... and on and on
The point is that there are a lot of things that kill And most of the world do things reduce/minimise things that kill. With the glaring exception of America who do nothing to stop the massive killings with guns.
More teenagers die in car crashes than through school shootings, but we don''t raise the age of driving Here in the UK we are dealing with that, its very hard for a (18/19 yo) teenager to get insurance to drive a car, they usually have to have a black box monitoring their driving and their are more controls on what they can do with greater punishments if they break any of them.
The outrage about gun deaths is justified, but it's very selective It might be selective in America but not in the rest of the world. in the UK we are outraged at how your health care system treats people.
USA used to be a beacon of liberty to the rest of the world, now most countries just feel sorry for it.