I used to live in Singapore and they have very strict gun laws. They have 0 gun deaths most years, and in general is one of the safest countries to live in. See link: http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/singapore
I've moved to the US now and feel extremely unsafe with all these crazy people caring guns. I can understand one car per person, but one gun per person is just insane.
Why is there such a lack in faith in the government and the assumption that bad guys will always get guns despite whatever the law might say?
Also had there been any study on number of deaths saved because of people carrying guns vs. Number of accidental deaths due to guns. My gut feeling is that even if bad guys had guns and good guys didn't, there would be a net positive impact of taking guns away from the good guys.
I used to live in Singapore and they have very strict gun laws. They have 0 gun deaths most years, and in general is one of the safest countries to live in. See link: http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/singapore I've moved to the US now and feel extremely unsafe with all these crazy people caring guns. I can understand one car per person, but one gun per person is just insane.
Why is there such a lack in faith in the government and the assumption that bad guys will always get guns despite whatever the law might say?
Also had there been any study on number of deaths saved because of people carrying guns vs. Number of accidental deaths due to guns. My gut feeling is that even if bad guys had guns and good guys didn't, there would be a net positive impact of taking guns away from the good guys.