How American gun deaths and gun laws compare to Canada's

[guno]

And they don't have a gun lobby like the NRA pimping for the gun industry

“When looking at firearm-related homicide rates in comparable countries, Canada’s rate is about seven times lower than that of the United States (3.5 per 100,000 population)"



According to a StatsCan report from 2012 – the most recent year available – the U.S. suffered a total of 8,813 murders involving the use of firearms that year. Canada, in the same year, recorded just 172 firearms-related homicides.

How American gun deaths and gun laws compare to Canada's

 

[JoeB131]

The concept here is that Canada treats gun ownership as a privilage, not a right. So instead of proving why you shouldn't have a gun, you have to prove why you should.

which actually makes a lot more sense.

 

[Kondor3]

Good luck devising a defensible means for comparing the two, which takes into account the diverse factors attributable to the two...

Canada lacks the large Black minority populations which have taken-over their inner cities within Living Memory and which do not mix well with their Whites.

They also lack the White Flight of Living Memory by which their White populations abandoned their cities for the suburbs, in order to avoid living in close priximity to their Blacks.

They also lack 50-60 years of inner urban degeneration by which their once-sturdy and beautiful neighborhoods have been turned into ghettos and shit-holes by their Blacks.

They also lack an ancient history of Black enslavement which gave their Blacks a permanent and un-fixable Inferiority Complex and Sense of Entitlement that stunted their growth.

They also lack shared land borders with Mexico by which fresh waves of mostly ignorant and dead-broke Latinos swarm over their borders, reinforcing old White Flight behaviors.

They also lack the new-era Gang Wars by which Latinos begin to dominate the inner cities as their numbers grow to equal and exceed the old and more stagnant Black population.

Until one factors these things - and others not yet conjured here - into the equation, any comparison between the two is more of a pointless circle-jerk than it is science.

 

[Anathema]

The concept here is that Canada treats gun ownership as a privilage, not a right. So instead of proving why you shouldn't have a gun, you have to prove why you should.

which actually makes a lot more sense.

ONLY if you can get the 2nd Amendment abolished. Until then, it's a Right abd you folks need to deal with thst fact.

 

[bucs90]

And they don't have a gun lobby like the NRA pimping for the gun industry

“When looking at firearm-related homicide rates in comparable countries, Canada’s rate is about seven times lower than that of the United States (3.5 per 100,000 population)"



According to a StatsCan report from 2012 – the most recent year available – the U.S. suffered a total of 8,813 murders involving the use of firearms that year. Canada, in the same year, recorded just 172 firearms-related homicides.

How American gun deaths and gun laws compare to Canada's

Wow....Canada's gun deaths are about 7x lower? Hmmmm. Their % of population that is black is also over 7x lower.......

Their population is also 1/10th of ours. And...as we all know...crime increases in warmer weather. Canada is colder. Much colder.


Good job Guno. You aren't even comparing apples to oranges. You're comparing a tree to a pickup truck.

 

[Kondor3]

...Good job Guno. You aren't even comparing apples to oranges. You're comparing a tree to a pickup truck.

When you make your bed to lie amongst Lotus Eaters and Moral Relativists, you don't even realize that you're doing such things, until somebody more objective calls you on it.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

And they don't have a gun lobby like the NRA pimping for the gun industry

“When looking at firearm-related homicide rates in comparable countries, Canada’s rate is about seven times lower than that of the United States (3.5 per 100,000 population)"



According to a StatsCan report from 2012 – the most recent year available – the U.S. suffered a total of 8,813 murders involving the use of firearms that year. Canada, in the same year, recorded just 172 firearms-related homicides.

How American gun deaths and gun laws compare to Canada's

One must take into account that the total population of Canada is 35,492,000.

The total population of the United States is 322,267,564.

The problem is not the 2nd Amendment, but a willing failure to deal effectively with crime and criminals. The ABA found a cash cow, and the system is set up to milk it.

 

[MisterBeale]

And they don't have a gun lobby like the NRA pimping for the gun industry

“When looking at firearm-related homicide rates in comparable countries, Canada’s rate is about seven times lower than that of the United States (3.5 per 100,000 population)"



According to a StatsCan report from 2012 – the most recent year available – the U.S. suffered a total of 8,813 murders involving the use of firearms that year. Canada, in the same year, recorded just 172 firearms-related homicides.

How American gun deaths and gun laws compare to Canada's

So move.

 

[gipper]

The concept here is that Canada treats gun ownership as a privilage, not a right. So instead of proving why you shouldn't have a gun, you have to prove why you should.

which actually makes a lot more sense.

ONLY if you can get the 2nd Amendment abolished. Until then, it's a Right abd you folks need to deal with thst fact.

The elite Left has a long history of trying to limit the rights of the people. It is strange that lowly lefties like Joey fall in line with the elites, thus cutting his own throat.

It has to be some kind of mental illness.

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

 

[gipper]

Good luck devising a defensible means for comparing the two, which takes into account the diverse factors attributable to the two...

Canada lacks the large Black minority populations which have taken-over their inner cities within Living Memory and which do not mix well with their Whites.

They also lack the White Flight of Living Memory by which their White populations abandoned their cities for the suburbs, in order to avoid living in close priximity to their Blacks.

They also lack 50-60 years of inner urban degeneration by which their once-sturdy and beautiful neighborhoods have been turned into ghettos and shit-holes by their Blacks.

They also lack an ancient history of Black enslavement which gave their Blacks a permanent and un-fixable Inferiority Complex and Sense of Entitlement that stunted their growth.

They also lack shared land borders with Mexico by which fresh waves of mostly ignorant and dead-broke Latinos swarm over their borders, reinforcing old White Flight behaviors.

They also lack the new-era Gang Wars by which Latinos begin to dominate the inner cities as their numbers grow to equal and exceed the old and more stagnant Black population.

Until one factors these things - and others not yet conjured here - into the equation, any comparison between the two is more of a pointless circle-jerk than it is science.

Great post.

It has been proven that if the USA were to magically remove all young black and Latino males from it's population, crime would be reduced to minimal levels. This should mean something to the Left, other than their typical infantile response of racist name calling.

Facts mean little to those with an agenda. What I find surprising are the large numbers of Americans willing to give up their gun rights. Have these ignoramuses learned nothing from history?

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Canada doesn't have the Second Amendment, the United States does. Suck on that one loons

 

[Freewill]

As usual, I try to look at the facts as presented to see where the truth lies. Here is some information I gleaned from the internet. Please refer to my disclaimer in the signature line.

US states with approximately the same percentage of black as Canada

37 West Virginia Percentage of blacks: 63,124 3.58% Homicide rate: 4
38 Hawaii Percentage of blacks: 21,424 3.08% Homicide rate about 1.8
39 New Mexico Percentage of blacks: 42,550 2.97% 4.8

Those who identified only as African American in the US made up 13.2%

Those who identified as Blacks in Canada 3%

Murder Rates Nationally and By State | Death Penalty Information Center

Of the nearly 770,000 violent interracial crimes committed every year involving Blacks and Whites, Blacks commit 85 percent and Whites commit 15 percent. Blacks commit more violent crime against whites than against blacks. Forty-five percent of their victims are white, 43 percent are Black, and 10 percent are Hispanic.

Race and crime - Metapedia

FactCheck: do black Americans commit more crime?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...tween-state-homicide-rate-and-state-gun-laws/
Zero correlation between state homicide rate and state gun laws

 

[TNHarley]

The concept here is that Canada treats gun ownership as a privilage, not a right. So instead of proving why you shouldn't have a gun, you have to prove why you should.

which actually makes a lot more sense.

That's not our Constitution. Thanks though

 

[SassyIrishLass]

All you in favor of Canadian gun laws should move to Canada if the US Constitution causes you so much distress

 

[dannyboys]

And they don't have a gun lobby like the NRA pimping for the gun industry

“When looking at firearm-related homicide rates in comparable countries, Canada’s rate is about seven times lower than that of the United States (3.5 per 100,000 population)"



According to a StatsCan report from 2012 – the most recent year available – the U.S. suffered a total of 8,813 murders involving the use of firearms that year. Canada, in the same year, recorded just 172 firearms-related homicides.

How American gun deaths and gun laws compare to Canada's

You have the cognitive skills of a 'Special Needs' person.
Everything you post is from the mind of an eight year old.

 

[Kondor3]

Idiotic and juvenile imagery coming from an increasingly juvenile and desperate Left, as they begin to realize that they're about to lose power again, across the board...

 

[bucs90]

Good luck devising a defensible means for comparing the two, which takes into account the diverse factors attributable to the two...

Canada lacks the large Black minority populations which have taken-over their inner cities within Living Memory and which do not mix well with their Whites.

They also lack the White Flight of Living Memory by which their White populations abandoned their cities for the suburbs, in order to avoid living in close priximity to their Blacks.

They also lack 50-60 years of inner urban degeneration by which their once-sturdy and beautiful neighborhoods have been turned into ghettos and shit-holes by their Blacks.

They also lack an ancient history of Black enslavement which gave their Blacks a permanent and un-fixable Inferiority Complex and Sense of Entitlement that stunted their growth.

They also lack shared land borders with Mexico by which fresh waves of mostly ignorant and dead-broke Latinos swarm over their borders, reinforcing old White Flight behaviors.

They also lack the new-era Gang Wars by which Latinos begin to dominate the inner cities as their numbers grow to equal and exceed the old and more stagnant Black population.

Until one factors these things - and others not yet conjured here - into the equation, any comparison between the two is more of a pointless circle-jerk than it is science.

Great post.

It has been proven that if the USA were to magically remove all young black and Latino males from it's population, crime would be reduced to minimal levels. This should mean something to the Left, other than their typical infantile response of racist name calling.

Facts mean little to those with an agenda. What I find surprising are the large numbers of Americans willing to give up their gun rights. Have these ignoramuses learned nothing from history?

Yep. They love to use Belgium as the shining example. But...Belgium is small. And mostly white. Just like Utah and Connecticut. And Belgiums violent crime rate is almost exactly the same as Utah and Connecticut.

 

[Harry Dresden]

And they don't have a gun lobby like the NRA pimping for the gun industry

“When looking at firearm-related homicide rates in comparable countries, Canada’s rate is about seven times lower than that of the United States (3.5 per 100,000 population)"



According to a StatsCan report from 2012 – the most recent year available – the U.S. suffered a total of 8,813 murders involving the use of firearms that year. Canada, in the same year, recorded just 172 firearms-related homicides.

How American gun deaths and gun laws compare to Canada's

how many of that 8800 are gang related?.....i bet more than half....