Terrorist savages have struck Europe again, claiming another life in a seemingly endless tide of violence. It is horrific. Indeed, it is especially horrific – a Catholic priest had his throat cut in the middle of Mass. But attack after attack strains everybody’s ability to respond with the levels of emotion such atrocities demand. Earlier today a doctor was shot dead by a patient in a German clinic, but attention was dragged elsewhere by events in Normandy almost immediately. In the previous week in Germany alone there has been a fatal machete attack, an axe attack on a train, a suicide bombing and a shooting rampage in a shopping mall. Most are linked to the Islamic State, some are not, some could yet be. Germany’s interior minister told his citizens to “expect attacks”. Manuel Valls, the French president, said his nation should “learn to live” with random mass murders. Their defeatism helps nobody – but is increasingly shared by those around them.
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