December 26th, 2012
Gun Deaths in America compared to the World
We Americans have much to learn from experiences in other countries. It doesn’t have to be “the way it is” forever.
| Country | (annual) |
(per 100,000 people) |
(per 100 people) |
| U.S. | |||
| U.K. | |||
| Canada | |||
| Australia | |||
| Japan | |||
| Germany | |||
| Israel | |||
| Denmark | |||
| South Africa | |||
| India |
Source of tabulated statistics: GunPolicy.org
The National Rifle Association, as political lobbyist, has advocated and had passed Guns in the Workplace laws. Imagine the emotionally volatile bully being armed at his desk with ready access to the weapon at the most inopportune time. Utah and Oklahoma passed laws but they were set aside by courts because employers fought the law. In Florida, the state Chamber of Commerce opposed the law, but it passed nevertheless, thanks to NRA backing.


Here’s the NRA boasting about its legislative accomplishments through its lobbying group — ILA (Institute for Legislative Action). You decide if they are nuts or right.
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Tags: gun crazy, gun homicides, guns in America, international comparisons, LaPierre, NRA
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