Paris attacks: Dozens dead and hostages held at Bataclan

[Primus]

Why is it always France, seriously... There are so many other countries in Europe which have pretty much no border control.

U mad ?! Such things should not happen to any country at all....

[Devin]

There was believed to have been around 1200 people in the Bataclan when the situation began, at this point there is believed to have been 120 deaths inside the building and many more injuries.

[Klaus]

This is sad.

[Mikal]

I think this just shows murrica's strongest point - gun ownership. Those 100 people rounded up for slaughter as sheep, imagine what would happen if at least 10 would have firearms?

How many hundreds of people die in the US every year because of guns? Certainly more than 100.

U mad ?! Such things should not happen to any country at all....

I never said it should, I just asked why specifically France, for the second time.

[SkyHawk]

Unthinkable acts need to come to an end. #PrayersforFrance coming from the United States. It's time for the world to take a stance on terrorism and stop groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS from conducting these senseless acts and crack down on terrorism as a whole.

[Marcell]

How many hundreds of people die in the US every year because of guns? Certainly more than 100.

Considering that (in USA) guns cause only 0,85% of the total killings per year and most of gun killings are due to attacks in the retarded 'no gun zones' I'd say it's worth it, in fact most gun related deaths are suicides and that's saying something.
Also I can't even express how flawed the logic is, because I'm guessing you mean the mass killings, and mass killings are almost always caused by illegal guns - those terrorists today didn't give a shit if their guns were legal, did they?
Sure, you hear about school sprees etc. in America all the time, because that's what the media want you to hear. You don't hear the hundred of daily cases, where a gun saves someone's life, because basic rule of media is that good news is never a good seller. USA doesn't have a gun problem, it has an attitude problem - somehow in 40s/50s for example they didn't have as strict laws as today, yet nobody went to shoot up schools and all.

[Badandy]

I don't think right now, right after a massive tragedy is the time to start making political arguments, right now is the time for mourning and stay hopeful for the future and maybe in a few days, we can come back together and see what to do about this, but for now, I think it's just time for mourning... #PrayersForFrance

[Alfreddo.]

I never said it should, I just asked why specifically France, for the second time.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/11701164/Why-has-France-become-a-target-for-recent-terror-attacks.html

[Loris]

I Don't have any words...  Just #PrayForFrance #PrayForParis

[Khm]

This the same thing that happened in Sousse, Tunisia... (a muslim country)  but with a larger number. Innocents don't deserve that all, why..

[Alfreddo.]

This the same thing that happened in Sousse, Tunisia... (a muslim country)  but with a larger number. Innocents don't deserve that all, why..

Innocents always pays for something that they're not even aware of and that's the saddest thing ever.

[Ramis]

Death toll - 120-140

[AnoneteX]

[Pedro.]

may god be with you Cyril Olaso

[Devin]

There is a difference between extremists who kill and destroy for what they believe in and Muslims. Either brush up on those factors or don't bother posting as it's clear some people are simply here to cause arguments.