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2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:12pm EDT

re: Its all relative

Its all relative wrote:
Not necessarily a bigger problem in the US if you take the size of the territory into consideration. Most other countries like Serbia, France etc are much smaller in area compared to the US. The bigger the country the more often it will happen. What is the rate per capita would be a better figure for comparison and

Countries with the Most School Shootings (Incidents per million Jan 2009-May 2018):
United States — 0.87
South Africa — 0.1
Afghanistan — 0.075
Mexico — 0.063
Nigeria — 0.019
Pakistan - 0.017
Serbia, with one incident for 6 million people would be 0.17
So the US beat the closest competitors (South Africa, Afghanistan and Mexico) by 10/1.
You are welcome.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:14pm EDT

re: mid D guy

Deplorables celebrating this school shooting as "proof" that it doesn't only happen in America is exactly who these people are.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:36pm EDT

re: Its all relative

Its all relative wrote:
Dolts gonna be dolts wrote:
I don’t believe that anyone ever said it’s only a problem in the States. I believe the point being made is that it happens more in the States. See the difference?
Not necessarily a bigger problem in the US if you take the size of the territory into consideration. Most other countries like Serbia, France etc are much smaller in area compared to the US. The bigger the country the more often it will happen. What is the rate per capita would be a better figure for comparison and

Ok, so the population of Europe is almost 750 million and there are 44 countries. Of those 44 countries combined, there are are still more school shootings in the US.

China has a population of about 1.4 billion. There are lot more school shootings in the US.

India has a population of about 1.3 billion. There are a lot more school shootings in the US.

For context, the population of the US is about 335 million.

The entire population of the world is about 7.9 billion.

That means that the US has ~ 4.2% of the world's population yet has most of the school shootings - a lot more.

From January of 2009 to only 2018, the US had 280 school shootings. The 17 other countries with school shootings had a combined 32 shootings.

What is your point?

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:37pm EDT

re: Yawn^45

Yawn^45 wrote:
So it’s not just an American problem after all. Won’t stop the left from trying to take away rights, as is their MO.
Link:www.nytimes.com/2023/05/03/world/europ...

based.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:38pm EDT

re: mid D guy

mid D guy wrote:
Its all relative wrote:
Not necessarily a bigger problem in the US if you take the size of the territory into consideration. Most other countries like Serbia, France etc are much smaller in area compared to the US. The bigger the country the more often it will happen. What is the rate per capita would be a better figure for comparison and
Countries with the Most School Shootings (Incidents per million Jan 2009-May 2018):
United States — 0.87
South Africa — 0.1
Afghanistan — 0.075
Mexico — 0.063
Nigeria — 0.019
Pakistan - 0.017
Serbia, with one incident for 6 million people would be 0.17
So the US beat the closest competitors (South Africa, Afghanistan and Mexico) by 10/1.
You are welcome.

Utter propaganda. In America, any incident of gang violence within 500 yards of a school counts as a "school shooting."

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:39pm EDT

re: what do you think?

what do you think? wrote:
From January of 2009 to only 2018, the US had 280 school shootings.

Imagine believing this.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:44pm EDT

re: Free Salazar

Free Salazar wrote:
How strict are Chicago's laws?
New Hampshire has virtually no gun control and has almost no shootings; Irvine also has virtually no shootings yet has a lot of gun control.

Fyi:

Chicago is a city.

New Hampshire is a state.

Congrats, you learned something today!

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:47pm EDT

re: Yawn^45

Meanwhile, in the USA, we had another shooting:

cnn.com

Live updates: Atlanta Midtown shooting news

By Adrienne Vogt, Elise Hammond, Mike Hayes and Tori B. Powell, CNN

At least one person is dead and at least four others are wounded after a shooting Wednesday in Atlanta, Georgia at Northside Hospital's midtown location. Follow here for the latest.

Link:www.cnn.com/us/live-news/atlanta-midto...

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:51pm EDT

re: Academic Discussion

Academic Discussion wrote:
what do you think? wrote:
From January of 2009 to only 2018, the US had 280 school shootings.
Imagine believing this.

Prove otherwise

2 years ago 05/03/2023 2:54pm EDT

re: what do you think?

Most 'school shootings' are gang-related crime that happens near a school.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 3:13pm EDT

re: PointerOuterofFacts

PointerOuterofFacts wrote:
Free Salazar wrote:
How strict are Chicago's laws?
New Hampshire has virtually no gun control and has almost no shootings; Irvine also has virtually no shootings yet has a lot of gun control.
Fyi:
Chicago is a city.
New Hampshire is a state.
Congrats, you learned something today!

FYI: Both cities and states have governments that pass laws.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 3:15pm EDT

re: Imagine being as dumb as you

Imagine being as dumb as you wrote:
Academic Discussion wrote:
Imagine believing this.
Prove otherwise

At least 277 of those "280 school shootings" never made the news.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 3:17pm EDT

re: Academic Discussion

Academic Discussion wrote:
PointerOuterofFacts wrote:
Fyi:
Chicago is a city.
New Hampshire is a state.
Congrats, you learned something today!
FYI: Both cities and states have governments that pass laws.

FYI: Someone in Chicago can leave the city of Chicago. When outside of the city of Chicago, they can buy a gun. Then, they can return to Chicago with the gun.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 3:19pm EDT

re: PointerOuterofFacts

PointerOuterofFacts wrote:
Meanwhile, in the USA, we had another shooting:
Link:www.cnn.com/us/live-news/atlanta-midto...

So every single homicide is now considered a mass shooting?

2 years ago 05/03/2023 3:24pm EDT

re: PointerOuterofFacts

PointerOuterofFacts wrote:
Academic Discussion wrote:
FYI: Both cities and states have governments that pass laws.
FYI: Someone in Chicago can leave the city of Chicago. When outside of the city of Chicago, they can buy a gun. Then, they can return to Chicago with the gun.

Sounds incovenient, compared to someone living in New Hampshire.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 3:29pm EDT

re: Academic Discussion

Academic Discussion wrote:
PointerOuterofFacts wrote:
Meanwhile, in the USA, we had another shooting:
Link:www.cnn.com/us/live-news/atlanta-midto...
So every single homicide is now considered a mass shooting?

This was a mass shooting

2 years ago 05/03/2023 3:30pm EDT

re: Academic Discussion

Academic Discussion wrote:
PointerOuterofFacts wrote:
FYI: Someone in Chicago can leave the city of Chicago. When outside of the city of Chicago, they can buy a gun. Then, they can return to Chicago with the gun.
Sounds incovenient, compared to someone living in New Hampshire.

Yes, that's the point. If only it were universally inconvenient...

2 years ago 05/03/2023 4:25pm EDT

re: PointerOuterofFacts

PointerOuterofFacts wrote:
Academic Discussion wrote:
Sounds incovenient, compared to someone living in New Hampshire.
Yes, that's the point. If only it were universally inconvenient...

I like New Hampshire's homicide rate better.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 4:45pm EDT

re: Academic Discussion

Academic Discussion wrote:
Imagine being as dumb as you wrote:
Prove otherwise
At least 277 of those "280 school shootings" never made the news.

Prove that.

You seem rather dim-witted. Just because you say something doesn’t make it so.

2 years ago 05/03/2023 5:01pm EDT

re: Academic Discussion

Academic Discussion wrote:
mid D guy wrote:
Countries with the Most School Shootings (Incidents per million Jan 2009-May 2018):
United States — 0.87
South Africa — 0.1
Afghanistan — 0.075
Mexico — 0.063
Nigeria — 0.019
Pakistan - 0.017
Serbia, with one incident for 6 million people would be 0.17
So the US beat the closest competitors (South Africa, Afghanistan and Mexico) by 10/1.
You are welcome.
Utter propaganda. In America, any incident of gang violence within 500 yards of a school counts as a "school shooting."

Here ya go, toolbag...

worldpopulationreview.com

School Shootings by Country 2023

Link:worldpopulationreview.com/country-rank...

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