LOL!!
Yeah, context matters when it helps you, doesnt matter when it doesnt.
You're a dumbshit. That much is clear. And I stand by statement that you dont give two shits about dead people unless they further your agenda. It is hysterical how Euroweenies and their kind just become incensed at Americans' right to keep and bear arms. It's like they want to be slaves.
Comparing cars and guns is like comparing apples and oranges. It pathetic..
I'm not European. As for slaves, I have more real freedoms than you'll ever have. For a start, I'm not a slave to the gun lobby or worried about my govt "coming to get me", or that some nutbar having a bad day will go ballistic at my local school, cinema or mall.
Sad that you have to ask. Means you have exactly no imagination or gray matter to speak of.
I'd start by subsidizing a Jobs Bill instead of handing out free money to people that doesn't amount to a hill of beans and allows no one to climb out of poverty. Poverty is directly linked to gun culture within the homicide part of gun deaths in America.
In 2013 there were 33,000 gun deaths. 27% were homicides, or, about 8,800. Of the homicides, roughly 2,000-3,000 are drug-related.
Speaks to your subtle prejudice that you bring up drug-related ones, which is an easy scapegoat for ignorant people, since they represent less than 10% of all gun deaths a year.
Over 60% of gun deaths are by suicide. That number keeps increasing and is the biggest worry no one talks about, but lets stick with drugs/crime, or, the 27% of gun deaths.
Education, training, jobs. We created a middle-class after the Great Depression by passing a massive jobs program that worked. Offer someone a job that allows them to not just struggle to make ends meet, or to survive, but to live, and far less people will fall the way of selling drugs.
I mean, why work full-time for $14,000/yr when you take advantage of the broken War on Drugs and make an actual living by selling drugs.
You decriminalize drugs and their prices immediately fall because they're no longer contraband. And then you offer people jobs, just like the President in House of Cards. Just like we did 80 years ago. Ronald Reagan's father was kind of a poor sap and a drunk, but then was handed a good-paying job that gave him dignity and a chance to save, which he then used to subsidize his son's venture out to California.
If drug-related gun deaths account for somewhere between 25-40% of all homicides, regulating guns better will help bring those numbers down as well as the other 60-75% that aren't drug-related, but in many cases people who simply had far too easy access to guns that shouldn't have them.
We need fundamental changes across the board, because it is plain to see that even though the homicide rate has fallen over the last 25 years, we have a new scourge of mass-shootings on the rise, and an unspoken scourge of suicides, which only serve to reveal that far too many imbalanced people are legally buying guns way too easily in this country.