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This is a big cultural divide. It's a big divide within the U.S.; it's even bigger with people outside the U.S. who haven't experienced the gun culture first ha
by thinkling 14y ago
This is a big cultural divide. It's a big divide within the U.S.; it's even bigger with people outside the U.S. who haven't experienced the gun culture first hand, much less grown up with it.
Just a factual side-note:
"Outlaws" sometimes kill each other but they have yet to massacre kids in a school.
_cough_
Just this past spring: A gunman has shot dead a teacher and three children at a Jewish school in the French city of Toulouse.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-17426313 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-17426313
- bambax 14y agoHe was neither an outlaw nor, stricly speaking «crazy». He was an ideologue, a fanatic and a terrorist. While it's good that there aren't too many guns around, the lack of weapons is not enough to deter terrorists. The only thing that works against terrorism is intelligence. This particular story was a big failure in this regard.
- clarky07 14y agoHa! Guns are the problem for crazy people in the US, but in places without guns and lots of gun control, it's then a "terrorist" that finds a gun and kills people.