you think you're "debunking"
I never said in my posting that gun crime is higher in the U.S. than in Canada because of the number of guns. All I did was point out the estimated number of guns total in the U.S. So again, I'm not sure what you think you are "debunking."
And just for the record, while there are close to as many households in Canada with guns as in the U.S. Like I said in my post, there are much more restrictions on gun ownership in Canada. It is virtually impossible to buy a semi-automatic weapon in Quebec and Ontario, and you must be licensed to own a gun as well. It is also virtually impossible to get a concealed weapons permit, let alone be allowed to carry an unconcealed weapon, like these stupid rednecks in VA.
So what exactly do you think you "debunked"?
Maybe debunked was not exactly the right word (I'm always struggeling with the English language) but the argument seems very weak.
" In 2004, firearms were used to murder 11,344 people in the United States, compared with 184 in Canada and 73 in England. Why are murders from firearms so much lower in Canada and England?"
You weren't talking about semi-automatic weapons here. So this sentence refers to concealed semi automatic weapons? I can shoot you just as well will a colt that I carry openly.
"The first thing Fascists usually try to do is silencing the opposition."
