ricky wrote:Iwe tend to create internal conflict (war, mass shootings, third wave feminism).
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I hope that you understand that there have been wars for a very long time. We are living the most peaceful times currently, if we compare amount of the wars.
The US is actually breaking records in ressurecting medieval diseases like measles
"Breaking the records" sounds quite serious, but so far those are just some individual cases.
wonder-ass wrote:banning guns wont fix anything only thing it does is unarm the civilians, plenty of ways to get illegal guns. we live in a good time keep it that way.
If this is true, then why is there much less gun violence in countries like Japan, where gun regulation is strict?
It is logical that when the amount of guns decreases, so does the violence associated to them. You have so many guns that officers have to shoot everybody, because they "might" have a gun. As an example. If you had stricter gun regulations, maybe they could stop assuming that everyone has a gun and stop killing innocent people.
[url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-related_death_rate§[/url]
i can imagine alot of people whos never been to usa thinks there gun fight daily in the streets but thats not true most places never see a gun battle but mabye avoid big citys
USA Is almost one of the only countries in the world that I would avoid going to.
On this topic you first have to ask are you going to remove guns from America- Y/N? Is it even possible? Probably not.
I think this is false.
Of course, not all guns are going to disappear overnight.
But if you first stop selling guns to every single one that wants them (stricter gun control). And then arrange places where you can bring guns voluntarily so they can be destroyed, slowly the amount of guns in circullation will start decreasing.
If you have better solutions? (Add more guns? Armed guards in every classroom?) Feel free to say them.