Are there really more "mass shootings" in the U.S.?

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Mass shooting in a war context doesn't attract media much, they are considered war massacres or terrorism rather than a 'mass shooting' incident.

The 'civilian' , especially school Mass shootings perpetuated by a schoolmate (and not by a some war faction) had been way more common in the US, according to the news at least.

idiots against police
"massage-truck" and being a smartass, or the last;
"i'm here to file a complaint"