> "correlation does not equal causation" I'm familiar with the concept and I do not want to change your mind. I also wish the best for everybody too, I lived

> "correlation does not equal causation" I'm familiar with the concept and I do not want to change your mind. I also wish the best for everybody too, I lived in the USA and still have many friends there and many of them, of course, disagree with me on this and it's ok. I've said "appears to be strongly correlated" because I know Americans are sensitive about this topic, after all it's a Constitutional right. But in the end when the stats of your country are the worst among "first World" countries, places like Nicaragua, Mexico and South Africa do better and Colombia is only slightly worse, maybe it's time to try something radically different, because whatever it's going on right now in the USA it's clearly not working. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2e/2010_homicide_suicide_rates_high-income_countries.png https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2e/2010_hom...