Mass killing of disabled challenges Japan's safety perception (http://www.cbsnews.com/news/mass-killing-sagamihara-japan-safety-perception/)
so we all know about the mass knifing in Japan, but something stood out to me in this article...
gun control proponents often cite Japan as an example of gun control successfully reducing "gun violence" but never mention individual freedom. One of the problems I have with gun control is the antis never gave gun rights a chance. An armed society is a polite society doesn't work when your right to be armed is infringed...
so we all know about the mass knifing in Japan, but something stood out to me in this article...
For crime prevention, the country relies on its social system in which a group mentality sacrifices individual freedom for collective safety, said Nobuo Komiya, a criminology professor at Rissho University in Tokyo.
As a result, it has neglected risk management, he said.
gun control proponents often cite Japan as an example of gun control successfully reducing "gun violence" but never mention individual freedom. One of the problems I have with gun control is the antis never gave gun rights a chance. An armed society is a polite society doesn't work when your right to be armed is infringed...
