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USA shooting tragedy reopens gun control debate
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Australia,s gun problems are different."
What has China got? [my post to Suseonline above refers]
Switzerland has the lowest gun-related crime rate of any civilised country. Switzerland has one of the highest gun ownership rates in the world, and young men are armed with assault rifles to take home. But gun related crime is rare.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/1566715.stm
Has Switzerland got a 'gun culture'? If so, how does its 'gun culture' differ from that of the US and why?
There doesn't seem to be much evidence to support Suseonline's inference that the inanimate object causes crime, or even that the availability of the inanimate object facilitates crime.
In Australia there never has been a gun crime 'problem'. However there is a lucrative drug trade and police say that the corruption from that extends through all levels of society and in all professions. Maybe it is safer to talk about a 'gun problem' instead.