RetiredGySgt
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- May 6, 2007
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In the UK you are 5 times as likely to be robbed or beaten up then in the USA simple question.
Yesterday 26 people were shot and killed, some of them kids.
Life is going down the drain for lots of people in the US due to guns.
Which would you prefer, to keep your guns or to keep your life?
My guns may help me some day keep my life, so guns. You're welcome
And other people's guns are more likely to end your life. You're welcome.
Welcome to choosing death.
Are they? I'm 35 years old and I don't know a single person who's ever been shot aside from those who have served in a war.
Oh, right. So, if you don't know anyone who's been shot, then this means that you're not less likely to get shot?
Well, the only people I know who've had guns shoved in their faces were in the US.
The fact here is that we're dealing with STATISTICS. You see. We're not on the "it's cold here today, therefore there's no global warming" kind of lacking empathy argument.
In the US you're FOUR TIMES more likely to be killed than in the UK or most other first world countries. It's a fact. It doesn't matter whether you don't know people who have been shot.