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Why Did Gun Crime DOUBLE After the UK Banned Guns?
By Colion Noir
By Colion Noir
By Colion Noir
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22 Comments
The video is definitely worth watching. It’s important to look at the facts rather than just anecdotes.
Agreed. Data-driven discussions lead to more informed decisions.
I’d love to see similar studies from other countries that have implemented strict gun bans.
Great idea. Comparative data would provide a more comprehensive understanding.
This doesn’t surprise me. Criminals don’t follow laws, so banning guns only disarms law-abiding citizens.
Exactly. Self-defense should be a fundamental right, not something that changes based on policy.
This is a complex issue. I’d like to see more research on the long-term effects of gun control measures.
The rise in crime is concerning, but we should also look at how enforcement changed post-ban.
Valid point. Law enforcement resources and strategies play a significant role in crime rates.
It’s a difficult topic. Both sides have valid arguments, but the data here is eye-opening.
Balance is key. Emotional arguments often overshadow the facts.
Gun crime doubling is alarming. It raises serious questions about the effectiveness of strict regulations.
Absolutely. It’s crucial to analyze data beyond initial assumptions to understand real impacts.
I’m not sure this is a fair comparison. Gun crime stats can be influenced by many factors.
Interesting study. I wonder if the ban reduced overall firearm availability enough to change criminal behavior, or if illegal markets just stepped in.
That’s a good question. The black market for firearms is notorious for being resilient.
Skeptical of the methodology. Did they account for other societal changes during that time period?
That’s a fair point. Correlation doesn’t always equal causation in these kinds of studies.
This is why I support concealed carry. If criminals know victims might be armed, they’re less likely to attack.
Makes sense. Discouraging crime through deterrence rather than punishment.
Fascinating data. It seems counterintuitive at first, but perhaps the ban created an environment where criminals had more opportunities.
That’s a perspective worth exploring. The unintended consequences of legislation are often overlooked.