beagle9
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. The ownership rates on guns here date back forever in this nation, and the crime rates have fluctuated throughout time as well in this nation. What we need to do is to look at cultural decay's, trends, family destruction, infiltration by foriegn enemies, infiltration by domestic enemies across cultural and moral boundaries, the radicalization of citizens in vacuums created where leadership fails, and disrespect replaces decency and morality.Homicide rates and vectors remain unaffected in those nations before and after gun control measures were passed there making those problem not a case of gun control measures but of culture.There are no gun control “arguments”, only an irrational fear of guns manifested as suggested policies.
Unless you take into account all the problems countries with gun control don't have. Like mass shootings, road rage shootings, cop killings, cops killing people, toddlers shooting people.... Then it is clear too many guns is a big problem.
Those nations put the brakes on guns before they got out of control. Ownership never reached the insane levels we have here.
The guns are there to protect ourselves against the decay set in motion by many factors involved, and yes guns can end up in the hands of the bad guy's sure, but it's the price we all pay for our ability to hold on to our security against anyone attempting to steal our country, our liberty, our lives, and our pursuit of happiness.