I think you don't understand the meaning and you are disrespecting the lives of these children by alot. I will post this picture and no more discussion about it.

You can literally combine the populations of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, and UK. The U.S. still has a larger population.

Then again, you're listing a bunch of inferior countries, most of whom don't even have guns, who rely on the U.S. to protect them.


So, yeah. Maybe focus on other more relevant issues than something that impacts a ridiculously low % of Americans.

Between 2010-2020, 539 Americans died in mass shootings. That's a 1.6 in 1 Million chance of dying in a mass shooting.

During that same time, France saw 168 mass shooting deaths. That's a 2.49 in 1 Million chance of dying in a mass shooting.

This means during that decade, your chances of dying in a mass shooting were significantly higher in France, a country that has strict gun laws, than they were in the U.S, a country with more civilian owned guns than civilians.


But carry on...

This post was edited by Sixers on Jul 5 2024 03:43pm

Fat vouch

USA #1

It's a holiday you sickos..

Here's some "fun" stuff.


Go here and scroll down and read some "Loochi" stories (just start at the top)... if you ever played Diablo II, they're hilarious.

https://forums.d2jsp.org/user.php?i=232603

This post was edited by Ghot on Jul 5 2024 09:24pm

Celebrate freedom but unwilling to fight for it.

Correct, but it was 57 times as many shooting as those countries combined.

The difference in population is about 25million more in the US.
About 7.5% more.
For 57 times as many school shootings.

Those numbers indicate a problem, by any rational set of beliefs.

We can disagree on how important of a problem that is but common sense would suggest it should be a priority for a great nation not to have their kids school shot up 57 times more than another industrialized nation.

Again I totally think the US is a great nation but many aspects are squishy targets for anyone being critical. That could include Americans.
Gun crime, opioid crisis, homelessness, wealth disparity, workers rights.

Aside from gun crime.european countries have all of those issues too at similar extents. But they also have a way stronger social safety net; some might even argue its too strong, bloated and wasteful. Benefits, national health care etc.

This post was edited by Prox1m1ty on Jul 6 2024 03:28am