> Gun restriction laws in canada mean we have fewer crimes per capita than > the US & Our murder rates are far lower by city/per capita too.
That's not true. The murder rate in Canada was tiny compared to the States' _before_ the restrictive laws came into effect. Canada has less violent crime because Canadians are a less violent people. (I know, I know, you're all shocked :-) Anti-gun laws only seem to work in Canada because there isn't a violent crime problem to begin with. And if you try to apply similar laws in a more violent place such as the States, the crime would run rampant. > Simple fact: Guns kill ppl. Access to them does same. End of story > here in Canada. Rediculous. Criminals kill people, and if you take away their guns, they will find dozens of other ways to do it (if not other illegal guns). You give law-abiding citizens the right to arm themselves, and crime drops for two reasons. First because criminals change their mind about going against somebody that might shoot them, and second because if they do try to murder/rape/rob somebody, they'll be stopped! The lower crime rate in Kennesaw, GA is a perfect example of the first point, and as for the second, there are an estimated 2 million crimes that are prevented every year in the States because people have the freedom to protect themselves with a firearm. Miark (an 18-year resident of Canada, and 12-year resident of the States.)
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