>>Its not about the number of people within the city, but about the density of people, the differences in education, economic welfare (differences between rich and poor), the social situation that determine crime rates.
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>>THIS APPLIES TO EACH CITY IN THE WORLD, whether or not gun control.
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>So, you're saying guns and gun control have nothing to do with crime rates. Thus the idea that banning guns reduces crime is illogical.

>See, we can agree.

Guns play a role in crime rates... but there are other factors that are even more significant, like the ones above.

However, homocide, suicide rates and gun related accidents ARE high because of the high availability of guns. No matter how
you put it.








>***Snipping the Kennesaw stuff as it's now in your other response.