Actually, I don't agree that this isn't true. I just say this isn't _necessarily_ true, since other factors beyond the firearm policy must be taken in account.

Actually, I don't agree that this isn't true. I just say this isn't _necessarily_ true, since other factors beyond the firearm policy must be taken in account. Then, brazilian data could be applied to other countries, provided the other relevant factors be similar. Besides, I'm much more concerned about applications on the other way around, i.e., about those who imply that examples from other countries apply to Brazil.