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Nothing can be done, says only nation where this happens regularly.
If there are no sharks, there are no shark fatalities.
It's not the only nation where this happens regularly.
Yes, well done. The US is behind Iraq and Zimbabwe so of course nothing needs to be done in the US until those countries sort their shit out
I've literally said this isn't the only nation this happens regularly and now you're moving the goalposts rather than admitting they were wrong.
You shifted the goal post by making it about not being at the bottom of a list instead of the sensible assumed goal of striving for being the best.
Changing the goalpost and claiming someone else moved the goalpost is a debating tactic of someone who knows they're wrong.
No. I said my rebuttal then gave evidence to support it.
But is that evidence without doubt ?
It's objective fact.
If you think the United States is "the only nation where this regularly happens" then you are objectively wrong. It's literally quoting an onion article. Lol.
It doesn't matter who upvotes you, but a lot of you people don't get that.
Where else does this happen regularly?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate
I feel slightly bad for some of these island nations, where 1 person was murdered in Saint Pierre in 2009 and so they're listed 24th in intentional homicide rates.
Just keep ignoring everything that goes against what you read on the onion.
Are you a bot? Your answer has no relation to what I said.
It's completely related, you just don't like to hear it so you're pretending it doesn't make sense.
Well... at least this reply corresponded to my comment in some way. Maybe you're just a goober.
Maybe I'm correct and you're just trying to fit in with people who are wrong.
Yeah... that's probably it.
For the record, the statement is about mass shootings, not homicides.