Comments by "C C" (@containedhurricane) on "'Monster': Tampa 19-year-old kills parents, shoots deputy in shootout, sheriff says" video.

  1. *American society. It's almost like the whole *country is going crazy
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  2. Yet it rarely happens in other developed countries, because of their highly-limited firearm accessibilities
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  3.  @SonofSorenOfficial  Based on the data from UNODC in 2020, the intentional homicide victim rate per 100,000 inhabitants is 6.3 in the US, 1.95 in Canada and it is just 1.2 in the whole UK. This means people in the US are SIX times as likely as the ones in the UK to be the victims
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  4. At the beginning of the pandemic, Governor Greg Abbott signed HB1927 into law, allowing license holders the freedom to wear their weapons unconcealed. People were afraid and he capitalized on that fear. Firearm sales grew exponentially as did the fear within average citizens. People who wouldn't dream of owning weapons went out and bought "personal protection". The NRA and SCCA got rich overnight. During the lockdown, Greg Abbott signed a law that classified firearm stores as "essential businesses" thus, allowing the panic buying of weapons to continue unimpeded Now that the population is saturated with firearms, access has become easier than ever. Buying a used firearm or acquiring one from the black market is practically effortless. Stealing them is just as easy Fast forward three years. Violent crimes involving a firearm are a daily, commonplace occurrence. It's not just Houston or Texas. Many of those firearms have crossed state lines. America is at war with itself and people are dying every day as a result
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  5. Violent criminals in other developed countries could hardly get illegal weapons because there is almost no legal weapons to steal and look how their authorities have been dealing with it for many decades. The US isn't a unique case
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