Weapons Ban Expires: It's Not The Guns, But Rather, The Typically and Inherently Criminal american Animals That Commit Crimes


Looking at the above statistics, one would think that Europe is soft on crime, 
while the U.S. approach to law and order is based on no-nonsense 
deterrence. In reality, Europe is relatively crime-free, and
the U.S. has the worst crime rate in the world: 
16,500 u.s. murders in 2003, a new record
Murders committed with handguns annually:

United States   8,915
Switzerland        53
Sweden             19
Canada              8
United Kingdom      7

Murder rate (per 100,000 people):

United States   8.40
Canada          5.45
Denmark         5.17
Germany         4.20
Norway          1.99
United Kingdom  1.97
Sweden          1.73
Japan           1.20
Finland         0.70

Murder rate for males age 15-24 (per 100,000 people):


United States   24.4
Canada           2.6
Sweden           2.3
Norway           2.3
Finland          2.3
Denmark          2.2
United Kingdom   2.0
Netherlands      1.2
Germany          0.9
Japan            0.5

Rape (per 100,000 people):

United States   37.20
Sweden          15.70
Denmark         11.23
Germany          8.60
Norway           7.87
United Kingdom   7.26
Finland          7.20
Japan            1.40

Armed robbery (per 100,000 people)

United States   221
Canada           94
United Kingdom   63
Sweden           49
Germany          47
Denmark          44
Finland          38
Norway           22
Japan             1

Weapons Ban Expires: It's Not The Guns, But Rather, The Typically and Inherently Criminal american Animals That Commit Crimes

16,500 u.s. murders in 2003, a new record

america, The Criminal Leader Of Nations, Domestically and Internationally