Canada, UK, New Zealand, and Australia among others issue travel advisories due to mass shootings in the USA

Typically speaking, a country may issue a travel advisory to warn its citizens about potential risks or dangers associated with travel to a particular destination. These risks could be related to natural disasters, civil unrest, political instability, crime, terrorism, or other safety concerns. The advisory may recommend that citizens avoid non-essential travel to the area or take additional precautions if they do decide to travel there. Travel advisories are typically issued by the foreign affairs or state department of a country and are meant to inform citizens about the potential risks of traveling to a specific location.

In this instance, seven nations in total have issued a travel advisory to its citizens in relation to its citizens avoiding randomized killing rituals that have begun to become commonplace in the United States. These nations are New Zealand, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Venezuela, and Uraguay.

Despite this, and despite republicans and their policies at large being responsible for the randomized killing rituals popping up throughout the United States, they have at large refused to condemn their own practices that have led to this being the case. It is unknown if there is a line in the sand that would eventually have to be reached in order for republicans to finally condemn their own actions which obviously hurt themselves and the nation as a whole, or if they would take their hypocrisy happily to the grave if it came to that.