@RohanJT Based on per capita population, since 1990, New Zealand had almost twice the shootings than in the US.
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Christchurch shootings: New Zealand gun laws became severely rstrictive after the 1990 Aramoana massacre. It is four times as difficult (as measured by per capita licensing) to own a gun in New Zealand than in the US. One more example that tougher gun laws cannot stop criminals.
@CarolBurnit @CryptoJChains And people with knives, homemade bombs, broken bottles, bricks, bats, tire irons, etc. etc. People who want to kill, kill.
@jayEhhGee @RohanJT Nearly twice as many, which is to be expected due to law abiding citizens being unable to defend themselves against ctiminals. There is no place in the world where criminals cannot easily acquire a gun, and this condition cannot, ever, be rectified.
@Hero_Hedge Twice as many people, based on shootings per capita, are shot in New zealand each year than in the US.
@popthunder @CarolBurnit @CryptoJChains Homemade bombs are the easiest. The Federal building bombing was the most deadly attack by a single person in US history. All he needed was fertilizer