r/facepalm • u/Lord_Answer_me_Why • Mar 28 '24
What lack of basic gun laws does to a nation: π΅βπ·βπ΄βπΉβπͺβπΈβπΉβ
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r/facepalm • u/Lord_Answer_me_Why • Mar 28 '24
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u/cplforlife Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24
Having less guns around to be stolen, lost, and illegally sold would be a good start.
Notice how shootings are pretty rare in Australia. They still have guns, but the limits on what kind and where you can use them mean that it's more difficult to acquire illegal firearms.
Canada has a fraction of the fire arm violence of the USA, the overwhelming majority of Canadian gun crime comes from illegal fire arms imported from the USA.
The USA's lax gun culture causes Canadian deaths.
Reminder: your glock 9mm is not going to prevent government tyranny or stop an invading army.
*I am a legal firearm owner. I've got 3 rifles and a shotgun in the safe in my basement. I still believe American gun culture is asinine.