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I was actually supposed to go to Chicamauga GA tomorrow. I had a sudden change of plans.I can already sense a few folks here packing and heading to Georgia.![]()
Yea... because it sure cut down murders in englandGuns should be banned full stop. They are a burden to society all round the world. The amount of money the US spend on guns and armory to combat people running around with guns and armory is ridiculous. And the amount of senseless deaths in the Us from gun crime or trigger-happy policemen is also ridiculous.
Yea... because it sure cut down murders in england
hate georgia
Yea... because it sure cut down murders in england
for gun violence not violence in generalI'm from Northern Ireland.
Gun crime in the UK is among the lowest in the world (rate of 0.7 per 100,000 in 2010, as opposed to 3 per 100,000 in the US).
The only country where police officers aren't banned from carrying guns in the UK is Northern Ireland.
UK statistics take into account gun related murders in Northern Ireland, and since, for the last I don't-know-how-many-years, there have been several shootings every year due to what we know as 'The troubles', and the effects of 'the troubles', a conflict between Paramiltary organisations, armed forces and police, and also 'punishment shootings', this causes the UK gun-crime rate to go up.
Also considering gun laws in Northern Ireland aren't as stringent as the rest of the UK, then the statistic always looks in the favour that gun-banning doesn't inherently work.
But if we take away the Northern Ireland statistics, the evidence is most definitely in favour of banning guns.
Relaxing gun laws is a bad move.
Guns should be banned full stop. They are a burden to society all round the world. The amount of money the US spend on guns and armory to combat people running around with guns and armory is ridiculous. And the amount of senseless deaths in the Us from gun crime or trigger-happy policemen is also ridiculous.