I can get your point if you're going to a high crime country where most criminals would have access to guns anyway. Not if you're going to a peaceful country where its rare to have a gun.
I think gun laws should be a local decision, not a global one. Its what actually works best in the current situation to keep the most people safe, and sometimes that involves defending yourself (ranged weapons only needed if your opponent has them). Sometimes its more about preventing those weapons being introduced in the first place, but once a good number of criminals get their hands on them its kinda too late. By the way I'm from Norway, but can actually see why Americans (at least some locations in America) may need guns when we don't other than hunting
Gun laws out of the USA
← View full post
I can get your point if you're going to a high crime country where most criminals would have access to guns anyway. Not if you're going to a peaceful country where its rare to have a gun.
I think gun laws should be a local decision, not a global one. Its what actually works best in the current situation to keep the most people safe, and sometimes that involves defending yourself (ranged weapons only needed if your opponent has them). Sometimes its more about preventing those weapons being introduced in the first place, but once a good number of criminals get their hands on them its kinda too late. By the way I'm from Norway, but can actually see why Americans (at least some locations in America) may need guns when we don't other than hunting