Terror attacks have become so normalized that they barely provoke the same outpourings of grief and anger as they did in 2015. In July, a van driven by 21-year-old Abdul Ballout rammed into a Pride parade in Berlin, killing one person and injuring 29. In Canada, there would be state-mandated weeks of mourning, government inquiries, and public memorials. In Europe, it is a statistic.
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