Comments by "C C" (@containedhurricane) on "Kids Going Back to School With Bulletproof Backpacks" video.

It's only in the US. Even the children in Iraq and Afghanistan don't have to use such protection
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Imagine if nobody was allowed to own firearm, as it is in other highly developed countries. The US would've been as safe as the UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, etc. Children could walk and play outside without worrying about stray bullets and armed thugs
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Nowhere in the developed world do firearm fatalities occur on such a high per capita basis than the US. The homicide rate is higher in African and South American countries, but not for ma ss casualty events
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@oanhienlong7264 Firearm related fatalities in 2021: South Korea: 0 Japan: 0 Australia: 1 Britain: 22 USA: 38,390
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@allaansnackbar4269 People in other highly developed countries don't live under tyranny and they also have power over their governments, such as making Boris Johnson step down and Park Geun-hye jailed
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Michelin Tires Violent people in those countries can also make it at home, but look how the authorities deal with them for many decades. If we compare firearm related fatalities in 2021: South Korea: 0 Japan: 0 Australia: 1 Britain: 22 USA: 38,390
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Michelin Tires 46% were homicides by violent people and 54% were suicides/ police activities/ self-defense. So there were around 17,660 cases in 2021, which is atrocious as compared to other developed countries or the huge ones like China/ India and the rate is similar in 2022. The safeties in those countries have proven that tighter regulations save more lives than having high firearm accessibility
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Woodsmann They can't, so let's just compare the children in the US with the ones in other developed countries or huge countries like China and India. The children there could walk and play outside without worrying about stray bullets and armed thugs
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