frigidweirdo
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The regular point that 2aguy makes is that gun laws don't prevent gun crimes 100% so should be scrapped.You do understand statistics I assume?
A small increase in numbers from a small base will be a large increase in percentage.
E.g. if you have five murders in one year...then six murders the following year...what is the percentage increase?
I count 8 firearm deaths in the UK in the year to March 2017.
Homicide in England and Wales - Office for National Statistics
Yes...you focus on gun murder which has always, always been low in Britain even when they had access to guns.....it was always lower than here...you focus on that because you have to hide the fact that criminals in Britain are getting more guns...illegal guns, and they are using them for crime....currently, they are not using them for murder....but they are getting more guns and using them in increasing levels for crime against unarmed civilians....with a police force hamstrung by policies straight from our democrat party play book....cut manpower, cut the money, cripple them with P.C. policies....
"even when they had access to guns", like they don't have access to guns.
We've done this before so many fucking times. THEY HAVE GUNS.
What's DIFFERENT is that access is LIMITED and RESTRICTED whereas in the US it isn't.
The issue here is that there are more guns than before, the Yardies brought in guns for the first real time. Gun murders WENT UP.
Homicide - Office for National Statistics
You can look on this interactive map and see. April 2002 to March 2003 was the highest murder rate. It got up to 1.7 murders per 100,000 people. Massively lower than the US's rate. This is for England and Wales rather than the UK.
By April 2014-March 2015 this has dropped to 0.9, nearly half.
That's with guns being in the country. So why did the murder rate go down?
Better policing, the left wing Labour Party increased spending on the police force.
You know what's changed since then? The right wing Tory Party reducing spending on policing.
The murder rate is going up. But by 2017 it was 10.7.
Homicide in England and Wales - Office for National Statistics
So, the murder rate fluctuates, and it often fluctuates based on police spending and the like. But the UK is more likely to deal with the problems from every aspect, social, economic etc, whereas in the US politicians ignore all the problems, and people like you do too.
The answer just writes itself.
Why have drug laws, abortion laws, immigration laws...?
The point that 2Aguy makes is that he's an absolute fraud and "fake news" reporter.
No, gun laws don't stop things 100%, who said they do?
The UK's murder rate is 4 time or more lower than the US's. A rise in crime is inevitable as is a drop in crime at other times. That's what happens in life.
The fraud is trying to claim that a rise is worse than a drop in crime and murders, REGARDLESS of what the rate is in the first place. This is just ridiculous.
to repeat your point…
No, gun laws don't stop things 100%, who said they do?
The UK's murder rate is 4 time or more lower than the US's. A rise in crime is inevitable as is a drop in crime at other times. That's what happens in life.
2Aguy's attitude is, if they don't stop gun crime by 100% then there's no point in having those gun laws.