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Exactly. And this is what we should be focusing on. Not rifles that are black, pistol braces, and magazines.
I spoke to a woman several years ago who frequently takes vacations in Jamaica. So far, she likes going there. She doesn't go to Kingston though. From what she mentioned about Jamaica's murder issues, there is only one homicide unit for the whole country. I can't confirm this, because it's hard to find data. However, if this is true, then it's no surprise that Jamaica's homicide rate is so high.
And think about this. The cartels are running rampant in parts of Mexico. Mexico has a homicide rate close to 30 per 100,000. It's been reported that there is only one gun store in Mexico, and the paperwork for getting a gun is long and arduous.
And think about this. The cartels are running rampant in parts of Mexico. Mexico has a homicide rate close to 30 per 100,000. It's been reported that there is only one gun store in Mexico, and the paperwork for getting a gun is long and arduous.
As well as here in the US. If we lose that battle before they really take in and multiply, we are done.
The proper liberal term is “gun violence” because the guns go around on their own shooting people. Everything is good with our culture. Time to move on.
Homicides plummeted in the 9 million person city of London to 126 compared to Jackson, MS which had 128 and a population of 160,000.
Baltimore with 593,000 residents had 335 homicides last year, Memphis with 651,000 residents had a grand total of 330 homicides.
Italy with 60 million plus population had 271
St. Louis which has 300,000 people had 263
Irvine, California, which has 280,000 people, has had 1.
As others have pointed out, to ignore demographics makes the whole argument here absurd.
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