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Originally Posted by jimjamuser
The main difference between the US and Australia is that Australia does NOT have the NRA.
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This is A PERFECT EXAMPLE why it makes no sense to even attempt intellectual discussions with certain people.
You assert the main difference between the U.S. and Australia is that Australia does not have the NRA.
The country’s land territory is the sixth-largest in the world at 7.692 square kilometres. When measuring the population against its land area, Australia has one of the lowest densities in the world.
Compared with the population density of other countries such as that of the United States, which is 35.71 persons per square kilometre, Australia has only 3 persons/km2. It also has a lower density than Canada’s 4 persons /km2, New Zealand’s 18 persons/ km2, and the United Kingdom’s 275 persons/ km2.
Thomas Stucky and John Ottensmann show that rates of murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault are generally higher in areas with high-density residential developments and commercial property, and generally lower in areas characterized by industry, parks and schools.
The U.S. Continental land border with other countries (you know like where guns could be smuggled in) is approximately 6000 miles.
The Australian land border with other countries is .......0
Quite a few other differences between the 2 countries. But I think you should stick with the NRA being the main difference.
It's like a warning sign on your forehead that allows other's to stay clear as there may be some cognitive abilities missing or degraded.