There is a massive difference, though, in the mentality between the average Joe Public here and in the States. If you're born into a country which has the right to bear arms as a fundamental part of it's constitution, where they still to this day hero-worship outlaws and drifters who settled all their disputes with a .45 in the stomach, it's bound to make you look at life in a different way. I watched a documentary on this very subject a few years back, where a wheelchair bound woman, who had been hit by a round from a Kalashnikov in her lower spine, still upheld the gun laws. She reasoned that the pain she felt from this high-velocity round was akin to a blow from a blunt instrument, whereas she imagined the pain from a stabbing would be excruciating, and if criminals couldn't obtain guns then knives would be the next resort. If you take a look at the current climate over here, it does make you think.....

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