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It's the little things that matter
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Crosspost from here: https://lemmy.world/post/18318594
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2024
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Accessible healthcare and freedom from gun crime is SUCH a burden. Dodged the bullet there; proverbially, of course, as bullets are more an American thing.
Y'all shit the bed on Brexit though. Imagine if the US let Texas leave
But at least I'm not required to drink tea.
Yeah just because you lot can't make tea. I get it, it's hard, it's boiling water on leaves, it's like two whole steps.
Lol you got me. The first step of opium wars in China is just so hard for me.
Last time I was in London there was a shooting near Tower bridge
Since you guys want to be assholes about it, here’s some data to back up the fact that you have a fairly substantial amount of gun crime
Remind me of the date and I'll tell you where the 1-7 daily mass shootings in America were for that day.
Wasn’t suggesting we don’t have gun violence. Merely correcting your statement of “freedom from gun crime”
Did they catch you?
Not that time m8
Ah yes, that singular anecdote definitely cancels out the actual statistics on the subject.
Anyway everyone knows London doesn't count as part of the UK.
I'll bet that every single place named Tower Bridge in the USA has had a shooting incident. Probably in the last year.
Yup, you’re probably right. I was arguing the wording, not the numbers.
Laughs in EU
I agree. Getting stabbed by a gang of children is definitely better.
For every case, it's easier to flee X number of kids with knives vs X number of kids with guns.
The "oh knives aren't safe either so toss the entire argument" has always been a bit of a sad joke.
The US also has a higher rate of stabbings per capita than the UK though.