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Germany and Canada have identical gun ownership rates. But the homicide rate in Canada is 75% higher than Germany. Why is that?
The gun ownership rate in Germany is almost 3 times as high as Denmark, but their murder rate is the same. Why is that?
The gun ownership rate in Germany is 3 times as high as Spain, but their murder rate is the same. Why is that?
Gun ownership in Haiti is almost zero (less than one per 100 people) and Germany has 50 times as many guns per 100 people. Yet the murder rate in Haiti is almost 20 times higher than in Germany. why is that?
we could go on and on. The facts tell us there is a lot more to murder rates than gun ownership.
In Germany the guns are very regulated in where you can bring them, the types you can have, and the background checks are very stringent. At least according to some Germans Im friends with. Hunting is popular in parts of Germany however, which may explain high ownership rates.
In Germany the guns are very regulated in where you can bring them, the types you can have, and the background checks are very stringent. At least according to some Germans Im friends with. Hunting is popular in parts of Germany however, which may explain high ownership rates.
How many WalMarts are there in Germany? 25 per square mile....at least according to some people I'm friends with.
Nonsense. As I stated previously, they don't have nearly the gang problem we have. Not by a long shot. Here is a partial list of gangs in the US:
Almighty Black P. Stone Nation
Almighty Vice Lord Nation
Four Corner Hustlers
Black Disciples
Black Guerilla Family
Black Mafia Family
Bloods
Black P. Stones (Jungles)
Bounty Hunter Bloods
Double II Set
Nine Trey Gangsters
Pirus
Sex Money Murda
United Blood Nation
Crips
East Nashville Crips
Du Roc Crips
Grape Street Watts Crips
Rollin' 30s Harlem Crips
Rollin 60's Neighborhood Crips
Venice Shoreline Crips
D.C. Blacks
Gangster Disciples
OutLaw Gangster Disciples
Hidden Valley Kings
KUMI 415
Mickey Cobras
People Nation
Philadelphia Black Mafia
Zoe Pound Gang
Asian Boyz,
Bahala Na Gang,
Bamboo Union,
Big Circle,
Black Dragons,
Born to Kill (gang),
Flying Dragons,
Four Seas Gang,
Fullerton Boys,
Ghost Shadows,
Indian Mafia,
Jackson Street Boys,
Kkangpae,
King Cobras,
Menace of Destruction,
On Leong Chinese Merchants Association,
Satanas (gang),
Snakeheads,
Sun Yee On,
Triad,
Yakuza,
Wah Ching,
Wah Kee,
Wo Hop To,
Wo Shing Wo,
Yamaguchi-gumi,
Yo****omi Group,
Tiny Rascal gang,
14K,
Albanian Mafia
Albanian Boys gang
Rudaj Organization
Irish Mob
K&A Gang
Westies
Winter Hill Gang
116th Street Crew
American Mafia
Bonanno crime family
Bufalino crime family
Buffalo crime family
Chicago Outfit
Cleveland crime family
Colombo crime family
DeCavalcante crime family
Detroit Partnership
Gambino crime family
New Orleans crime family
Trafficante crime family
Los Angeles crime family
The Jersey Crew
18th Street gang
Almighty Saints
Association Ñeta
Barrio Azteca
Cali Cartel
Dominicans Don't Play
Fresno Bulldogs
Ghetto Brothers
Gulf Cartel
Jheri Curls
Juárez Cartel
La Raza Nation
Latin Eagles
Latin Kings
Los Zetas )
Mara Salvatrucha
Maniac Latin Disciples
MedellÃn Cartel
Mexican Mafia
MS-13
Ñetas
Norteños
Nuestra Familia
Playboyz
Puro Tango Blast
Sinaloa Cartel
Spanish Gangster Disciples
Sureños
38th Street gang
The Avenues
Clanton 14
Culver City Boys 13
El Monte Flores 13
Logan Heights Gang
Tooner Ville Rifa 13
Varrio Nuevo Estrada
Santa Monica 13
Tijuana Cartel
Trinitarios
Marielitos
Armenian Power
Assyrian/Chaldean Mafia
Israeli mafia
Jewish Mafia
TAP Boyz
Indian Posse
Native Mob
211 Crew
Aryan Brotherhood
Aryan Circle
Asian Boyz
European Kindred
Public Enemy No. 1
Dead Man Inc.
Black Guerrilla Family
Bloods
Crips
D.C. Blacks
KUMI 415
Folk Nation
People Nation
Mara Salvatrucha
Mexican Mafia
Mexikanemi
Netas
Nuestra Familia
Puro Tango Blast
Texas Syndicate
Trinitario
United Blood Nation
Wah Ching
Zoe Pound Gang
Russian Mafia
Solntsevskaya Bratva
Brothers' Circle
Polish mob
American Front,
Aryan Brotherhood
Aryan Brotherhood of Texas
Aryan Circle
Aryan Nation
Aryan Republican Army
Combat 18
European Kindred
Hammerskins
Keystone State Skinheads
Ku Klux Klan
Nazi Lowriders
Simon City Royals
Volksfront
White Aryan Resistance
White power skinhead
211 Crew
Dead Man Inc.
Dixie mafia
Juggalo
South Side Popes
A lot of these are branches of the same gang, but the point still stands. There's way more out there than this list.
How many WalMarts are there in Germany? 25 per square mile....at least according to some people I'm friends with.
I get your sarcasm but the reality is in Germany things like health insurance and weapons are very tightly regulated. Overregulation of business stunts growth but when it comes to societal safety some control methods are good. And yes, I do actually have several German friends who love comparing the US to the Deutchland.
Not sure if Walmart exists there but any store can only sell what the local government allows.
I used to live in Australia. The gun deaths there were very low. Guns could be bought but with restrictions of course. Getting drunk and bringing them to a bar and driving around with them would lead to prison. In Texas thats just a normal Friday night :-P
I get your sarcasm but the reality is in Germany things like health insurance and weapons are very tightly regulated. Overregulation of business stunts growth but when it comes to societal safety some control methods are good. And yes, I do actually have several German friends who love comparing the US to the Deutchland.
Not sure if Walmart exists there but any store can only sell what the local government allows.
I used to live in Australia. The gun deaths there were very low. Guns could be bought but with restrictions of course. Getting drunk and bringing them to a bar and driving around with them would lead to prison. In Texas thats just a normal Friday night :-P
Every time you post, you show your ignorance of firearms and the laws pertaining to them. In Texas, as in most states, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon in an establishment which generates more than 51% of its revenue from on-site consumption. So no, it isn't a normal Friday night in Texas, unless you are hanging out with habitual offenders.
As for Australia, gun deaths there have always been low. We aren't Australia, though, and since concealed carry laws have become more permissive our firearms homicide rate is at near historic lows.
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Every time you post, you show your ignorance of firearms and the laws pertaining to them. In Texas, as in most states, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon in an establishment which generates more than 51% of its revenue from on-site consumption. So no, it isn't a normal Friday night in Texas, unless you are hanging out with habitual offenders.
As for Australia, gun deaths there have always been low. We aren't Australia, though, and since concealed carry laws have become more permissive our firearms homicide rate is at near historic lows.
The Texas was a joke but many bars have kitchens or full resturaunts attached and likely generate at least half of their revenue from food. And how exactly is that law enforced anyway, do they do financial audits of resturaunts if youre caught?
Something along the lines of you can't be on illicit drugs or have an alcohol level of above the legal limit while carrying a concealed gun or risk automatic imprisonment would probably do better.
The Texas was a joke but many bars have kitchens or full resturaunts attached and likely generate at least half of their revenue from food. And how exactly is that law enforced anyway, do they do financial audits of resturaunts if youre caught?
Something along the lines of you can't be on illicit drugs or have an alcohol level of above the legal limit while carrying a concealed gun or risk automatic imprisonment would probably do better.
Sigh.... That law exists as well, as far as I know it is illegal to carry while intoxicated in every state which issues CCW permits.
The Texas was a joke but many bars have kitchens or full resturaunts attached and likely generate at least half of their revenue from food. And how exactly is that law enforced anyway, do they do financial audits of resturaunts if youre caught?
Something along the lines of you can't be on illicit drugs or have an alcohol level of above the legal limit while carrying a concealed gun or risk automatic imprisonment would probably do better.
actually yes, the states are tasked with determining just how much of an establishments revenue is generated by alcohol, and how much by food. and even the cities do the same thing, and they use the establishments own revenue numbers to achieve that, since these establishments have to report to the city and the state.
I get your sarcasm but the reality is in Germany things like health insurance and weapons are very tightly regulated. Overregulation of business stunts growth but when it comes to societal safety some control methods are good. And yes, I do actually have several German friends who love comparing the US to the Deutchland.
Not sure if Walmart exists there but any store can only sell what the local government allows.
I used to live in Australia. The gun deaths there were very low. Guns could be bought but with restrictions of course. Getting drunk and bringing them to a bar and driving around with them would lead to prison. In Texas thats just a normal Friday night :-P
My continued point is you just continue to make things up.
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