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MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M
Xuan12 · 31-35, M
@HoraceGreenley @MrBrownstone I'll do you both a favor that you'll hate. Truth is that even if you took out those cities, the murder per capita rate of the US would only drop about 0.3 per 100k. Leaving the US squarely were it stands. Just more than Chile, a little less than Estonia.
And for some reason you skipped the city with the highest murder rate, St. Louis Missouri. In fact, Chicago and DC would have to double their murder rates to keep up with St. Louis, and New Orleans and Detroit would have to increase 50%.
Wonder why whoever made this up neither did the math, nor included the city with the actual highest murder rate. It's almost as if it's completely made up. XD
And for some reason you skipped the city with the highest murder rate, St. Louis Missouri. In fact, Chicago and DC would have to double their murder rates to keep up with St. Louis, and New Orleans and Detroit would have to increase 50%.
Wonder why whoever made this up neither did the math, nor included the city with the actual highest murder rate. It's almost as if it's completely made up. XD
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
@Xuan12 But proves gun laws don't work. Thanks!
Xuan12 · 31-35, M
@MrBrownstone I don't know about that. Most other develop countries have even stricter laws on guns, and lower murder rates. I think what it shows is that gun laws in America don't work, and there's pretty much nothing we can realistically do to stop these shootings. There will be more Dylan Roofs, James Holmes, Columbines, Omar Mateens, Chris Mercers, Adam Lanzas, and Stephan Paddocks, because we can't stop it. So the next time someone wants to rain bullets down on innocent crowds, people will die, end of story. That's our country.