Does the rampant sale of guns and other weapons make the USA the most dangerous country on the planet?

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Answer 1

Actually, no.  In this country, not only is firearm ownership a right, but it has been proven by many studies that the more responsible CHL holders there are, the less crime there will be.  If someone doesn't like the basic, Constitutional right of self defense, both from criminals and tyranny, there are plenty of nanny states out there.  Buy a one-way plane ticket.

Answer 2

No but the attitudes of those who buy them do.

Answer 3

It's not the most dangerous on the planet, but it's the most dangerous industrialized country, and the ease of bad people getting guns is the main reason.

Answer 4

No i dis agree, its the people who never think twice before using it its their attitude moreover if we thought  in a postive way there will not be any bloodshed or troubles in our lives We must learn to respect each other s values 7 lives

Answer 5

No, the safest.  If every law abiding citizen in the USA carried a gun, Virginia Tech, Colombine and the like wouldn't have happened.

Answer 6

Well... Let me answer that by asking yet another thought provoking question.

Does the rampant sale of newspapers and magazines make the USA the most dangerous country on the planet?

Or how about?

Does the rampant availability of free speech for it's citizenry make the USA the most dangerous country on the planet?

Why would "selling" guns and weapons make America a dangerous country?

Are you sure you don't mean people using guns and weapons?

You tell us?

Answer 7

No.  That distinction goes to a country with even harsher gun laws than ours- Brazil.

Answer 8

Rampant sale of guns?

Well, I’ve no idea what you mean by *rampant* as you’ve neglected to post any fact to back up the *rampant* part of your question.

If you mean the US citizens actively participating in their 2nd amendment rights?

Well I sincerely hope so.

And yes, that would ensure we are, in fact, safer.

Considering we have the right to Keep and bare arms, we should be doing all we can to take up that right and hold it dear by stocking our homes with any available fire power to protect ourselves, our family, our homes and our homeland.

Rampant sale of guns?

How about posting some proof.

Or does your fear of someone's grammatical/spelling mistakes override the need for precise questions with proof to back it up?

Answer 9

No.

I think every state should pass a law that allows the visible carrying of guns. Who in their right mind would attack someone with a .357 Magnum strapped to their leg? Such a law would make America the safest country on the planet.