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Oy. Why do you have to doubt me?It's a poor response. The UK, Norway,and Germany have all had mass shooting events after their gun control was enacted. But looking at overall crime, it has not decreased in those countries since gun control. Actually the opposite.
So that argument is a fail.
It was going to be because there is no, absolutely no, well reasoned intelligent argument for gun control. None.
But NZ hasn't. Australia hasn't. Norway has had one incident. What incident has the UK had? There has been an overall decrease in gun crime in all those countries. And it's not about crime, it's about knowing when I walk down the street some guy isn't going to go postal on my arse because he got a bad haircut. Here's my list of mass shootings in the US since 1982 A Guide to Mass Shootings in America Mother Jones
Where's yours with regard to the Germany, Norway, Australia, France, NZ, Canada et al since firearms restrictions have come into place.
Winnenden school shooting - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Sixteen children killed in Dunblane massacre From the archive 14 Mar 1996 From the Guardian theguardian.com
Norway shooting incidents from the past 20 years - Telegraph
Note the reference to the shooting incident in NZ in this last article.
Again, people are arguing two different things: heinous shooting incidents like Sandy Hook and general crimes involving guns. Gun control solves neither of those issues.