Tuesday, March 08, 2016

NOBODY Obeys!

Going Underground | Firearm Non-Registration Rates | Gun Facts: If registration doesn’t impede gun ownership nor affect crime, what is its purpose? Apparently none.
Just saying .. and it's a very interesting commentary (with fewer words than you will find here) describing the relationship between firearms registration and crime rates.

STOLEN from GUN FACTS


CountryRegisteredEst. low unreg­isteredEst. high unreg­isteredPercent Unreg­istered
(average low/high)
Homicide rate
Greece100,0001,500,0001,500,0001500%1.7
France2,802,05715,000,00017,000,000571%1.0
New Zealand335,000850,0001,000,000276%0.9
Germany7,200,00013,000,00023,000,000250%0.8
Brazil5,240,00014,840,0009,600,000233%25.2
Mexico4,490,00010,000,00010,000,000223%18.9
Turkey3,000,0004,000,0008,000,000200%2.6
Belgium870,000600,0001,200,000103%1.6
England & Wales1,742,300300,0003,000,00095%1.0
Montenegro86,00040,00089,00075%2.7
Poland314,641200,000200,00064%0.8
South Africa3,737,676500,0004,000,00060%31.0
Spain3,051,5881,500,0001,500,00049%0.8
Finland1,600,00050,0001,500,00048%1.6
Canada7,000,000900,0005,000,00042%1.4
Netherlands330,000125,000125,00038%0.9
Sweden2,096,79850,0001,500,00037%0.7
Australia2,500,000400,000700,00022%1.1
Norway1,320,000125,000125,0009%2.2

Apparently, Americans aren't the Only Ones who are reluctant to register their guns .. regardless of what their National Leaders think they SHOULD do!

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

OK - a bunch of numbers with no column headings to tell us what the numbers represent ???

Anonymous said...

Most of the Geeks readers are so smart that they don't need no stinking column headings. Just the raw data.

Jerry The Geek said...

If they can make up the data, I can make up the presentation style.

ALSO, I didn't think anybody would notice.

ALSO ... there's a freaking LINK for goodness sake!

ALSO, nobody told me this blogging thingie was going to be so demanding, or I would have taken up knitting instead! (Except I couldn't remember the difference between "knit" and "purl" so all my knitted socks ended up inside-out.)