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- JUST ONCE - VT Shootings
On Apr 23, 9:22 pm, "Pat"
wrote: "Sherry" wrote "Pat" | wrote: | "Sherry" wrote | | | OK, according to your link:" "Restricting firemarms has helped make | | England more crime-ridden than the United States." | | I just SO seriously doubt the validity of that statement. Just can't | | believe it's true. | | http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=55288 | | This link has absolutely no reference to crime in the UK, or gun | control in the UK, or whether or not | restricfting firearms in Britain has caused Britain to become more | crime-ridden than the U.S., which is | claim that I was questioning. I know. I posted it to illustrate one more time that guns are a deterrent to crime - regardless of "where". Imagine this: A stranger with unknown intentions and nasty vibes enters your bedroom at night, wielding a butcher knife. How likely is it that he'll commit mayhem on you if you have a gun under your pillow? Or would you rather dial 911? Okay, I just re-read my post. I think you misunderstand what my point was. My point was, I don't believe that England is "more crime-ridden than the United States." That's exactly what the story from your link said. Sherry |
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