> As someone else said, guns might be okay for someone's personal circumstances but on average they are far more likely to hurt you than help. The comment I wa

> As someone else said, guns might be okay for someone's personal circumstances but on average they are far more likely to hurt you than help. The comment I was responding to did not say this. > Also I'm curious about your distinction between urban gun access and rural access and how that affects the stats here. It's no secret that the gun deaths and shootings are far more likely in urban areas than rural ones. I think both sides of the debate acknowledge that. https://everytownresearch.org/gun-violence-cities/ https://everytownresearch.org/gun-violence-cities/