and STILL four times lower than the US
Considering there's 7 times less people....you kinda sorta just proved the UK is a VERY dangerous place, and the US is safer statistically. oops.
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and STILL four times lower than the US
I often respond like that,...when I realize I'm arguing with an imbecile.
Total waste of time...
Typical lyin sack-o-shit leftist jackass.
You leftist dimbulbs are so conceited you think that all you have to do is post some garbage like....
"Oh, so at least you admit"....or "So you are saying"....blah blah blah.....
And in your self absorbed pea brains THAT makes it so? Pathetic.
and STILL four times lower than the US
Typical lyin sack-o-shit leftist jackass.
You leftist dimbulbs are so conceited you think that all you have to do is post some garbage like....
"Oh, so at least you admit"....or "So you are saying"....blah blah blah.....
And in your self absorbed pea brains THAT makes it so? Pathetic.
Then, when you can't handle the heat.....you RUN for your forum Safe Spaces.....
99% of the use of ignore at this forum is Snowflake leftists who need a woobi, a pacifier and a safe zone.
Quick response to why the gun crime rate went up after 1996:
"In fact, for the next four years gun crime continued to increase, by about 105 per cent over that period.”
But that doesn’t mean it was a failure. The reason gun crime continued to rise was because the definition was too wide-ranging; it included everything and anything, every single report where a victim reported that a gun was used, even if that gun was never fired, even if it was a replica, or a fake, or even a toy. So by 2003, the laws were refined.
The use of air weapons and pellet guns, which made up a large number of gun crime complaints, was taken out of the Firearms Act and put under the auspices of the new Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003, which meant gun crime figures purely under their Firearms Act definition began to decrease markedly thanks to reclassification taking air weapons out of the equation.
Squires says: “In fact, gun crime began to decrease for about 10 or 12 years after that, and it’s only in the last two years that we’ve seen it start to creep up again.”
And regarding guns in the hands of criminals:
For the period 1 April, 2016 to 31 March 2017, the number of guns Nabis can say were in criminal hands in England, Scotland and Wales was 322.
Which, give or take, is a little less than the 331 mass shootings officially recorded in America this year alone, where legal civilian gun ownership amounts to 265 million firearms.
Does gun control work in the UK? It’s a case of you do the maths.
Firearms Act: Twenty years on, has it made a difference?
There were not 331 mass shootings in America, you doofus. Talk about scamming with numbers....
There were not 331 mass shootings in America, you doofus. Talk about scamming with numbers....
The price of a quick reply I suppose, I just copied the article and assumed the data supplied by the journalist was accurate, you are correct, there were not 331 mass shootings in America in 2017, there were in fact 427.
Mass Shooting Tracker
Oh, and it appears there have been 403 in 2018 so far, have a happy Christmas.
There were not 331 mass shootings in America, you doofus. Talk about scamming with numbers....
The price of a quick reply I suppose, I just copied the article and assumed the data supplied by the journalist was accurate, you are correct, there were not 331 mass shootings in America in 2017, there were in fact 427.
Mass Shooting Tracker
Oh, and it appears there have been 403 in 2018 so far, have a happy Christmas.
There were not 331 mass shootings in America, you doofus. Talk about scamming with numbers....
The price of a quick reply I suppose, I just copied the article and assumed the data supplied by the journalist was accurate, you are correct, there were not 331 mass shootings in America in 2017, there were in fact 427.
Mass Shooting Tracker
Oh, and it appears there have been 403 in 2018 so far, have a happy Christmas.
There were not 331 mass shootings in America, you doofus. Talk about scamming with numbers....
The price of a quick reply I suppose, I just copied the article and assumed the data supplied by the journalist was accurate, you are correct, there were not 331 mass shootings in America in 2017, there were in fact 427.
Mass Shooting Tracker
Oh, and it appears there have been 403 in 2018 so far, have a happy Christmas.
Quick response to why the gun crime rate went up after 1996:
"In fact, for the next four years gun crime continued to increase, by about 105 per cent over that period.”
But that doesn’t mean it was a failure. The reason gun crime continued to rise was because the definition was too wide-ranging; it included everything and anything, every single report where a victim reported that a gun was used, even if that gun was never fired, even if it was a replica, or a fake, or even a toy. So by 2003, the laws were refined.
The use of air weapons and pellet guns, which made up a large number of gun crime complaints, was taken out of the Firearms Act and put under the auspices of the new Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003, which meant gun crime figures purely under their Firearms Act definition began to decrease markedly thanks to reclassification taking air weapons out of the equation.
Squires says: “In fact, gun crime began to decrease for about 10 or 12 years after that, and it’s only in the last two years that we’ve seen it start to creep up again.”
And regarding guns in the hands of criminals:
For the period 1 April, 2016 to 31 March 2017, the number of guns Nabis can say were in criminal hands in England, Scotland and Wales was 322.
Which, give or take, is a little less than the 331 mass shootings officially recorded in America this year alone, where legal civilian gun ownership amounts to 265 million firearms.
Does gun control work in the UK? It’s a case of you do the maths.
Firearms Act: Twenty years on, has it made a difference?
As England becomes more Sharia compliant...will they even be allowed to use the internet?
There were not 331 mass shootings in America, you doofus. Talk about scamming with numbers....
The price of a quick reply I suppose, I just copied the article and assumed the data supplied by the journalist was accurate, you are correct, there were not 331 mass shootings in America in 2017, there were in fact 427.
Mass Shooting Tracker
Oh, and it appears there have been 403 in 2018 so far, have a happy Christmas.
Wrong moron.... the mass shooting trackers is an anti-gun extremist site that uses a suicide in an school parking lot that had been closed for months as a school shooting..... if you want an actual list of mass public shootings, according to the actual definition then you need to use Mother Jones...
The mass shooting tracker takes gang members shooting each other over a dice game at a party as a mass shooting....sorry, that isn't the case.....and they also include shootings where no one is injured.....you moron.
US mass shootings, 1982-2018: Data from Mother Jones’ investigation
There were not 331 mass shootings in America, you doofus. Talk about scamming with numbers....
The price of a quick reply I suppose, I just copied the article and assumed the data supplied by the journalist was accurate, you are correct, there were not 331 mass shootings in America in 2017, there were in fact 427.
Mass Shooting Tracker
Oh, and it appears there have been 403 in 2018 so far, have a happy Christmas.
Mass shooting Tracker also includes domestic violence....which are not mass public shootings....but go ahead, ignore the actual violence happening on an increasing level in Britain..... that country is turning into a cesspool while gun crime in the states is down 75%.....and gun murder is down 49%....
There were not 331 mass shootings in America, you doofus. Talk about scamming with numbers....
The price of a quick reply I suppose, I just copied the article and assumed the data supplied by the journalist was accurate, you are correct, there were not 331 mass shootings in America in 2017, there were in fact 427.
Mass Shooting Tracker
Oh, and it appears there have been 403 in 2018 so far, have a happy Christmas.
Wrong moron.... the mass shooting trackers is an anti-gun extremist site that uses a suicide in an school parking lot that had been closed for months as a school shooting..... if you want an actual list of mass public shootings, according to the actual definition then you need to use Mother Jones...
The mass shooting tracker takes gang members shooting each other over a dice game at a party as a mass shooting....sorry, that isn't the case.....and they also include shootings where no one is injured.....you moron.
US mass shootings, 1982-2018: Data from Mother Jones’ investigation
A mass shooting is a mass shooting, regardless of who perpetrates it or the circumstances involved. Mass Shooting Tracker uses the definition of 4 or more people killed or injured in any given shooting event, which is as reasonable as the FBI definition of Mass Murder; as they state on their site,
"For instance, in 2012 Travis Steed and others shot 18 people total. Miraculously, he only killed one. Under the incorrect definition used by the media and the FBI, that event would not be considered a mass shooting! Arguing that 18 people shot during one event is not a mass shooting is absurd."
I also found this relevant to the discussion, also from their site,
"Besides the clarity provided by tracking mass shootings this way, another benefit is that it removes the factor of our miraculous modern medical care system from the equation. The gun lobby benefits from our tremendous ability to save those who would otherwise die, even though those gun shot victims are still just as shot and will never be the same. The NRA evades the gigantic costs of gun injuries to society and shifts the burden to taxpayers who often pay the costs for the medical care of the wounded."
Bear in mind also that a "gang member" who has yet to commit a crime is technically a law abiding citizen of your country who has a "right to bear arms".
Even looking at Mother Jones' investigation data, there have been 88 mass shooting in America since 1996, whereas in the UK there has been 1. Gun control works for us in the UK, thanks.