What do you know about gun laws an policies in other countries? We're pretty open here so I am curious what other countries think.
In the USA gun laws are somewhat strict, Do you think we should all have full gun rights? 
Oh I thought the gun laws in the USA were pretty open. I know that after several high-profile killing sprees in Australia the gun laws there got super restrictivve.
Oh wow that sounds crazy, I think that we should have rights to bear arms and just in general have better mental health help available to people so they wont go crazy. 
If I remember correctly their killing-sprees weren't anywhere near as bad as the ones in the USA. in 2013 1.3% of deaths were firearm related in the US
Wow that's such a small percentage, I wonder what it is now and in the recent years. Do you think it rose in percentage?
arms, such as found in the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, and the responsibility of the United States government to serve the needs of its citizens and to prevent crime and deaths. Firearms regulation supporters say that indiscriminate or unrestricted gun rights inhibit the government from fulfilling that responsibility, and causes a safety concern. Gun rights supporters promote firearms for self-defense – including security against tyranny, as well as hunting and sporting activities. Firearms regulation advocates state that restricting and tracking gun access would result in safer communities, while
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