[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by CuriousCanadian ↗

I totally agree and that's what Im saying: Cali has the entire population of Canada within its borders = more boiling point. We're spread out.

Even as densely populated as they are, they still retain less gun related homicides as a state, than Louisianan that has only 4.6 million total, but has over 2 times the murder rate. But the cultural difference of the two is explanatory enough.

Other highly dense populated areas around the globe harbor the same issues. China being a big one, just unlike America, they as well as Russia have communistic regulated Media. America's Media is mostly owned by Left leaning interest. Even Fox is the highest contributor to the democratic party.

Hollywood is compiled of mostly left leaning producers, and publications. To the point, when someone becomes and actor/actress, they had better pretend to be democrat, or never have a job in the industry.

With that said, it is a constant downside for the entire US as a whole, because our own countries media paints a bad picture for us all, over a minority of crappy developed states/major cities.

While stats, and numbers are a relative argument, it isn't an fair assessment for the entirety of the US when comparing to other countries. If we could be like the EU, and verbally disown countries within our united circle, just to save face for stats, imagine if we verbally disowned New Orleans, how much our rating would drop.

[Shakey]

Originally Posted by CuriousCanadian ↗

That chic is HOT

I'd like to lower that zipper and unleash those titties.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by Shakey ↗

I'd like to lower that zipper and unleash those titties.

I totally understand, but at the same time..

[commondenom]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

We are a UNITED states country, which in theory we are a continent with many sub countries within, with different cultures and background.

divided states more like.....

[CuriousCanadian]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

We are a UNITED states country, which in theory we are a continent with many sub countries within, with different cultures and background.
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I understand, but we can say they same: we are a UNITED provinces country....

Chicago has some the most strictest gun control rules in the US and look at how much gun shit is going on there?

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by CuriousCanadian ↗

I understand, but we can say they same: we are a UNITED provinces country....

Chicago has some the most strictest gun control rules in the US and look at how much gun shit is going on there?

Chicago, and it's liberal Obama-ite regime, is pro criminal gang dominance.

Dey just loves dere Trayvon Martins.

[deanmine]

I sorta felt threatened by that black kid and im in the comfort and relative safety of my own home...i can only imagine the stress of the poor officer involved... lol...... No but seriously, this kid had it coming!!... no no im joking... the cops r just lettin off some steam...

[deanmine]

Originally Posted by 30564U ↗

What is it with our Canadian cousins?

its too cold for them to have any gettos or slums....more south u go and the crime just goes nuts. its related to the heat i think

[nyazzip]

Chicago has some the most strictest gun control rules in the US and look at how much gun shit is going on there?

all you have to do is cross the city line to buy all the weapons you want. chicago is not an island.

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by commondenom ↗

divided states more like.....

United, or divided, either way the entire country is held accountable for a handful of poorly developed, and lead states/cities.

Then you have too do a demographic breakdown, and realize, roughly 30% of the U.S population is resistant to adopting any social standards outside of their own cultural makeup- you know, the whole anti "white society" type.

Gun control won't force people to accept the same, or absorb any idealism as far as social standards are concerned. Those same 30% will always create crime statistics, namely in those poorly lead, and under developed cities.

Something "outsiders" need to consider, in spite us being the "developed" country with the highest gun stats, we've cut those stats in half since the 70s and 80s, People like to give credit to "stricter guns laws" but that is by far false. We simply evolved from a cultural hiccup.

And most of those "gun related incidents" happened mostly in a community still adjusting to the cultural shock.

So why fix something that realistically has been proven to get better over time?