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The main difference being is that there is no concerted effort to respond to the violence with action at the national level.
I think the main difference, among many of them, was that 9/11 was actually an almost universally unifying event for Americans. And, I think that's largely why it was so impacting for the country.
It blows my mind that we cannot seem to get any sort of similar unity when it comes to guns, and gun-related attacks from within our borders. And it's why we can't solve the problem of mass shootings.