frigidweirdo
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So, you didn't get the point then.
Okay.
In the US 33 police officers have died in the line of duty in the US.
2018
18 of those were from gun fire.
134 last year were killed, 46 from gunfire.
2016 159 were killed, 64 from gunfire.
Gunfire is the largest number every year, year on year. I haven't included accidental gunfire either.
Police in certain places will be on edge because they know their life is in danger.
In the UK in 2018 zero police officers have been killed in the line of duty.
List of British police officers killed in the line of duty - Wikipedia
One died in the line of duty last year. Stabbed.
Zero died in the line of duty in 2016.
One in 2015, run over.
Three were shot and killed in 2012. One was shot in 2007. One shot in 2005. One shot in 2003. One shot in 1995.
For police officers in the UK they don't go out expecting to be shot at. They don't go out thinking that the people on the streets are going to be a massive threat to their life. In the US they do.
If you see someone and you think they might have a gun in the US, you're going to act in a different way than in the UK where you assume someone doesn't have a gun.
Do you understand this?
You didn't get the point. Go back to the first post in the thread.
No, I did get the point, I JUST DISAGREE.
Now I'm making my point, which you are trying to ignore.
Do you not see that the police in the US have a far more dangerous job?
So, how many people will they kill when they are sent on missions to seize 400M guns from American gun owners?
Did you get off on asking silly questions?
If the people with guns, the "law abiding" decided to not be "law abiding" then who knows.
You can choose to obey the law or not.
None of you moonbats have provided a link to the mass shooting performed by legal gun owning NRA members.
*crickets*
I didn't say any of these were done by NRA members. So why would I prove it?
You didn't prove that the London Fuckwits won the Superbowl last year. Wow.