12-04-2015, 01:16 PM
Of course and I sure agree with you. Now here is one thing that I see in a seriously gun crazy country.
Yemen. After the US the country with the second biggest gun ownership on the planet. Sure, right now it's a war going on here, so casualties are somewhat expected, but lets look at it otherwise. 3 year old boys in the village handle an AK or Glock. It is part of growing up and I would say you got an average of 3 AK's per house. Weapons are simply part of daily life and are casually carried around all across the country and supermarkets.
But yet, you will not find any sort of mass shootings, kids going on a rampage in their schools, or even adults going mad with them. Now why is that? It's a serious question I have. Where is the obvious difference?
Yemen. After the US the country with the second biggest gun ownership on the planet. Sure, right now it's a war going on here, so casualties are somewhat expected, but lets look at it otherwise. 3 year old boys in the village handle an AK or Glock. It is part of growing up and I would say you got an average of 3 AK's per house. Weapons are simply part of daily life and are casually carried around all across the country and supermarkets.
But yet, you will not find any sort of mass shootings, kids going on a rampage in their schools, or even adults going mad with them. Now why is that? It's a serious question I have. Where is the obvious difference?