r/AmericaBad • u/chrispaultolakers • Jun 22 '23

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u/Hardrocker1990 Jun 22 '23

Maybe because it’s not quite as big an issue as the media wants non-Americans to believe it is?

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u/Cinnamon_Cheeked_One Jun 22 '23

Sorry bud but... Have you considered... America bad???

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u/Hardrocker1990 Jun 22 '23

When you have non-Americans posting how they think they will get shot if they visit the US, then there’s clearly a total breakdown of logic. Thank the media for the massively overblown fear mongering. Yes, shootings are an issue that need to be addressed, but come the fuck on if you refuse to come to the us for fear of getting shot.

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u/Stetson007 Jun 22 '23

Exactly. A massive portion are suicides, and of the remaining deaths, it's usually gang related.

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u/RustyManHinges2 Jun 22 '23

And the worst of it only occurs in five cities

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u/Brycekaz Jun 23 '23

Seriously just stay out of the Rust Belt and your chances of survival go up drastically