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We have by far the most guns of any country on Earth with the highest rates of gun ownership. We also have the overwhelming majority of gun deaths, especially of women and children on the planet.
The safest countries on Earth have lower gun ownership and heavy gun restriction.
Which should not be the case based on pro-gun talking points. We should be the safest in the world with so many people owning guns.
Why the contradiction?
It's you.
El Salvador, Venezuela, Guatemala, Colombia, Honduras, Brazil, U.S. Virgin Islands, Jamaica, Bahamas, Trinidad and Tobago all have rates at least 3 times higher than America
How about discussing gun related drug deaths? I mean if you actually care about the truth and don't care if make your handlers upset.
Too late. A few dozen were already dead. “The armed neighbor blah, blah, blah”.....straight outta the Repub handbook. No dice.
Why didn’t this very heavily armed society stop those murders from happening?
There are a number of correct answers to your question.......... but a couple are
1. For some reason despite his record of violence and mental issues the shooter wasn't in the data base.
2. There was not an armed citizen at the door of the church or inside. (I am not advocating this)
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