Comments by "C C" (@containedhurricane) on "Daily Mail" channel.

  1. Thank you the US for your Fortnite and Call of Duty, that have been inspiring young people and other game developers in other countries
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  2. It does, if we compare the firearm related fatalities in 2021: South Korea: 0 Japan: 0 Australia: 1 Britain: 22 USA: 38,390
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  3. If England keep playing with the same system, they won't beat Italy
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  4. Nobody could save her from outside. Only an insider could
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  5. @@elliot897 Yes, GTA is the worst
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  6.  @MustardSkaven  Unlike the US, people who've been convicted of crime, mentally-ill or have an alcohol/ drug addiction aren't allowed to buy firearms in Switzerland. They also need to prove that they're well-trained to use it and must pass a test to get a license. The "well-regulated militia" part isn't fully implemented in the US
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  7. It does, if we compare the firearm related fatalities in 2021: South Korea: 0 Japan: 0 Australia: 1 Britain: 22 USA: 38,390
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  8.  @joeyharper4976  Only one [chute]-ing incident in Japan last year, as compared to the ones in the US. 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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  9.  @papi-sauce  If they didn't watch [chute]-ing video games and movies, they would not want toy firearms. Those players just need easy access to real ones and all hell will break loose
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  10. @techinnuntawattanasirichai1233 I bet he did
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  11.  @enough_b  Let's compare three highly-developed countries with demographic diversity. 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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