- I made a remark about your stance of inability to trust in your government which you agree with. I made no claims as to being qualified or offered any expertise with regards to how your government should be run. You're right, I did make generic observations, but are they wrong? If so how?
2)If you don't trust your government then why bother voting? Its fundamental for democracies for their citizens to engage in government which in a majority of cases is through voting. There is a required level of trust that a government needs from its citizens for the whole thing to work. If your opinion is in the minority then do something about it.
3)Your defence of guns comes down to the fact that guns are tools being used by criminals and that you should stop criminals as opposed to stopping how they commit crimes. That doesn't take into account how much damage guns do when used by criminals. Yes there are less deaths due to gun violence than the examples you gave, but that doesn't mean you should not do anything at all to address it. And your claim that guns prevent more crime is only applicable because of the expectation that your assailant could have a gun. Most of the industrialised world get by just fine without their use for self defence.
4)Since you aren't going to be replying anymore you're the one who's refusing to engage in discussion. Bye then and take care.
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