US Gun Crime

[Pacman1903]

There's one or two every day in America.

Is it not 5 or more people before it becomes significant though

[Aldo1983]

It's 3 or more after looking at the official rules for such a thing. That being the case, the last one was on the 18th.

[donsdaft]

That's an improvement though.

It's not all doom and gloom.

[Pacman1903]

The thing is all the yanks bar one I know have some weird and wonderful reasons why guns should be in every household. its a plague

To be noted the one is Northern (Bostonian) very level headed dude the rest are southern (Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Florida) redneck cowboy mother@ckers

[Aldo1983]

That's an improvement though.

It's not all doom and gloom.

I agree, you never hear about the good stories.

[Stupie82]

The thing is all the yanks bar one I know have some weird and wonderful reasons why guns should be in every household. its a plague

To be noted the one is Northern (Bostonian) very level headed dude the rest are southern (Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Florida) redneck cowboy mother@ckers

Tried to have a conversation with a guy in Katy, Texas about why we think guns should be banned. He went from being a great talking, sports loving visionary to a f*cking mong in about 1 minute flat. It's indoctrinated in the South and as they keep telling us all, its their civil right and its in the constitution blah blah blah.

Jade Helm 15 is a cracking conspiracy where the southerners believed that the military were holding exercises in 2015 to impose martial law and disarm "hostile" states such as Texas etc. Not overly unrealistic, but the paranoia down there is mental. My opinion on the Texans is that they are friendly, lovely, but gun-totting psychos.