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So do you think that perhaps if the states were to implement laws like the rest of the world has, and actually had some degree of control over the circulation of firearms like, for example, canada, that maybe the number illegal firearms seeping into other countries from america would be reduced? And perhaps the number of mass shootings in the states would be reduced? In canada, you are roughly as likely to be stabbed to death as you are to be shot to death, that is, if you include gang related targeted violence (which accounts for the vast majority of shootings). The reality is that there is a negligible chance of being shot with a firearm in canada as a regular person just going about your day. Robust control laws and mandatory traning for firearm owners, along with a culture that actually discourages shootings are overwhelmingly effective at controlling gun violence. Again, take a look at the rest of the civil world. Switzerland has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the world, are shootings rampant there? No. Ask yourself why that is. Law abiding citizens should not be forced to give up their liberties and traditions as a bandaid solution to the governmental and cultural failure of one nation. Once more I will say there is a workable solution that the rest of the "first world" has implemented and it works quite well for the rest of us.