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To: tejek who wrote (334393)5/10/2007 7:36:09 PM
From: TimF  Respond to of 1577931
 
And yet all of the above countries have a lower crime rate than the US.

Firearms laws aren't the only way they are different then the US.

"The United States provides a valuable point of comparison for assessing crime rates as that country has witnessed a dramatic drop in criminal violence over the past decade..."

No longer true.

Its still true that there has been a great decrease in our violent crime rates since 1991.


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