bripat9643
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- Apr 1, 2011
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Wrong. Armed robbery is a violent crime, even if no one gets shot.It saves tens of thousands of lives every year, dumbass. Scientific studies have proven that.Because the fake news liberal media don't publish those stories.![]()
That's because, aside from the lies posted by Republicans, gun ownership really doesn't save lives.
No they haven’t. If guns made you safer, the US wouldn’t have the highest rates of violent crime in the first world.
Canada's is higher than the US, facts just bitch slapped your argument. Tissue?![]()
No it's not. Americans count their violent crimes differently than the rest of the world. Someone has to be killed or hospitalized to be counted as a "violent crime" in the USA. For example, sexual assault. In Canada, if someone grabs your butt, that's counted as a "sexual assault". Americans only count it as a "sexual assault" if someone is raped - penetration is achieved. In Great Britain, if two guys get drunk and take a couple of swings at each other, that's counted as a violent crime. In the USA, it's not. I've bolded the relative sentence quote below.
Violent crime has declined sharply in the US since the mid 1990’s. While this is due to a variety of changes in enforcement, rehabilitation of criminals, and overall higher standards of living, a large portion of the similarities between the crime levels of US and western European countries hinges on differences in what crimes are reported. The FBI counts four categories of crime as violent crime: murder and non-negligible manslaughter, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. While aggravated assault is the only assault category included under violent crime reports in the US, other nations include the much more numerous level 1 assault in violent crime reporting. This makes the US appear relatively less violent from a statistical perspective.
Violent Crime: The US and Abroad - Criminal Justice Degree Hub
Once again you demonstrate your total ignorance of our legal system.