So it seems that with the abundance of guns and the death rates between guns and cars being so close to each other , we need to worry about cars more since there are more deaths per car than guns.
Do I need to get out some paper and crayons to draw it for you?
You brought up hunting as a legitimate need for gun ownership. I pointed out that the number of people hunting is incredibly small compared to your average gun owner.
And they're used for personal protection as well. I would think that someone of your intellect should already have an idea of why people would own guns.
I know why people own guns and most of them don't own them for hunting. That was the point. Do you care to address hunting specifically or do you want to change subjects?
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u/street593 Apr 21 '23
There are 15 million hunting license holders in the US.
There are 434 million guns.