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06-30-2015, 01:17 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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As a Danish myself, I agree with your point of view of most people here. However for the sake of debate I would like to give another reason for banning gun control.
So as you point out there is a lot of guns in the US, however the same can be said of Canada if we are talking about guns pr citizens. And you don't see this kind of shootings in Canada. So why is that?
Well if you have seen "Bowling for Columbine" then Mr. Moore points out that the difference in media and social structure. Media in the sense that the US media tense to be very dramatic and create fear. While in Canada the media is more like our two countries. Social stucture in the sense that ghettos ain't really a thing there and that Canadians dosn't fear each other.
So Micheal Moore point is this, as long as Americans have this culture of fear then we should make strict gun control.
+support
Edit: it's look better and makes more sense.
Best regards
So as you point out there is a lot of guns in the US, however the same can be said of Canada if we are talking about guns pr citizens. And you don't see this kind of shootings in Canada. So why is that?
Well if you have seen "Bowling for Columbine" then Mr. Moore points out that the difference in media and social structure. Media in the sense that the US media tense to be very dramatic and create fear. While in Canada the media is more like our two countries. Social stucture in the sense that ghettos ain't really a thing there and that Canadians dosn't fear each other.
So Micheal Moore point is this, as long as Americans have this culture of fear then we should make strict gun control.
+support
Edit: it's look better and makes more sense.
Best regards