worth your time

[shrewsbury]

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/83014609/


pretty interesting

USA number 1 in gun ownership, number 28 in gun homocide

[habsheaven]

More interesting would be a detailed list of the 27 countries worse than the US in gun homicides. Did anyone notice how he changed the topic from gun homicides (very definable) to violent crime rates (which encompass what?) in an attempt to fudge the comparison argument.

You are going to have to do better, we are not all Fox viewers with an IQ under 100.

[centrehice]

eBaum's World. The originator of internet embarrassment. Lovely news source

[shrewsbury]

so all fox viewers have an IQ under 100 or less than yours? I know for a fact this is not true. but you can pick and choose, it is your choice,

your questions were answered by a link in the video, but I am sure your soaring IQ prevented you from listening to that.

[habsheaven]

Jay, I watched the entire video you posted. I was not about to go clicking on all the related links found on the page to further propogate the charade. You also need to work on your reading comprehension. I never claimed ALL Fox viewers had an IQ under 100.

It's your thread, feel free to enlighten us with your knowledge of the links.

Edit: a quick google search found this:

Anguilla
Argentina
Bahamas
Barbados
Belize
Brazil
Columbia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Guyana
Jamaica
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Philipines
Puerto Rico
St Kitts
St Vincent
South Africa
Trinidad & Tobago
Venezuela
Zimbabwe

Apparently all these countries (16 of which have populations under 500,000) are worthy of comparing to the US if you are looking to illuminate gun statistics in a favourable light for the US.

[shrewsbury]

stats are stats, but good job using google and sorry if you were offended, you know I enjoy your posts whether I agree with them or not

and I am still looking for noah's ark!!!!

[MadMan1978]

Stats can be bent to make your point correct for any story!

[shrewsbury]

I agree and that goes both ways, not just one

[centrehice]

I have been to every country on that list except one, in 3 of them I have lived. With the exception of Zimbabwe and Mexico, every country on that list is pretty serene compared to the the USA.


I've been to Anguilla 2 times. The Mall Of America is larger.

I have live in Barbados, and it's safer on the entire 14 mile by 28 mile island than any town you can name anywhere in the USA

One murder in 10 years in Barbados and Anguilla, would put the murder rate at a higher murder rate than the USA. The places are as peaceful as you can get.

[ajcorleone]

Are they peaceful due to strict penalties on crime? Are they safe due to gun protection? Why are they safe, just curious i have never been to either

I have been to every country on that list except one, in 3 of them I have lived. With the exception of Zimbabwe and Mexico, every country on that list is pretty serene compared to the the USA.


I've been to Anguilla 2 times. The Mall Of America is larger.

I have live in Barbados, and it's safer on the entire 14 mile by 28 mile island than any town you can name anywhere in the USA

One murder in 10 years in Barbados and Anguilla, would put the murder rate at a higher murder rate than the USA. The places are as peaceful as you can get.