Include Brazil (and many other countries south of our border), Russia, etc., and it paints a much different picture.
In fact, 
has double the guns per capita as 
, they’re next to each other on your chart. 
and 
too... has 1/3 the guns of .
1/2
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You misunderstood the analogy. My point about drugs and prostitution isn’t that they’re similar to firearms in *function*. It’s that they’re banned and still not at all hard to find. You can’t make guns “not available” in a country with more *unregistered* guns than people.
Not only that, but people have been making ARs at home for well over a decade now. Gun bans won’t change mass shootings. Background checks are a good idea but won’t change much either. But fixing our society and it’s socioeconomics will.
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Nobody said banning guns will stop ALL shootings. But it will drastically reduce the amount of shootings over time. Once a large percentage of guns are off the streets and out of people's hands and harder to attain, you'll see the difference. It's late rly obvious to most people
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Banning guns is not magic. If you could ban guns and that would result in those guns disappearing, sure. But again, over 340 million *unregistered* guns here. Cocaine is still available and its supply has to be replenished. Guns are not biodegradable. It’s magical thinking.
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