Edit: For context, my reply was to what OP originally replied to me with before they decided to make a sneaky edit > look at gun ownership in Canada vs USA. yo

Edit: For context, my reply was to what OP originally replied to me with before they decided to make a sneaky edit > look at gun ownership in Canada vs USA. your comparison is nonsensical. flag away if you like We are talking about mental health in relation to policing and that is your argument? About the number of guns owned? That is not a conversation. That is you making zero point and again contributing nothing to the conversation. Just stop if you're not going to have a constructive conversation. You clearly have nothing of merit and are still just trying to dismiss an opinion you disagree with rather than having an intelligent conversation. Maybe Twitter or Reddit would be a better place for this. In regards to your newly edited comment: > Canadian police follow a single federal code meanwhile USA's police vary wildly per jurisdiction - this has affects both in law enforcement and training. if these facts offend you flag away if you like This is only more support for what I said. That you're trying to dismiss my opinion because you say Canada is too different from America, yet you are okay with comparing state by state despite your own words acknowledging how even that doesn't make sense. Your own argument contradicts yourself. Don't try and dismiss my comment by saying countries vary too much to compare, but then in the same paragraph tell me how much America varies in policing by states.