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in all honesty sometimes you need to go off the deep end to fix stuff.
never said they did. i also never said they were corrupt either.
Even in GB, soldiers are armed.
More on that gun control and what i could entail, here is the Aussie solution : it worked.
Think that in the bush, the police ain't coming before the next day ... So guns WERE definitively a thing there.
20 minutes of video about stopping mass shooting :)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0aGGOK4kAM
It's the right decision to ban them.
Understand, though, that the UK is very different to the US. Guns have been banned in some form or another for a very long time, so the number of people who have them in the UK is very low. So, there really isn't anything to defend yourself from. Of course there are still some serious crimes in the UK, but people really shouldn't be afraid of these. They are very rare.
I often see Americans using the UK to justify their arguments about gun control. Firstly, the two situations are completely different and really can't be compared, and secondly the quoted information is often our of scale, in that sure crime does still exist, but it is rare, and it's mostly between drug gangs.
But found with my Country, how easy it is to get a certificate of compliance to own a weapon and buying a weapon and getting the licence with it, is relative easy, if you go to the right business what deals with it.