The latest Murder Statistics for the world:

[XLTer]

From the World Health Organization:


The latest Murder Statistics for the world:


Murders per 100,000 citizens




Honduras 91.6



El Salvador 69.2



Cote d'lvoire 56.9



Jamaica 52.2



Venezuela 45.1



Belize 41.4



US Virgin Islands 39.2



Guatemala 38.5



Saint Kits and Nevis 38.2



Zambia 38.0



Uganda 36.3



Malawi 36.0



Lesotho 35.2



Trinidad and Tobago 35.2



Colombia 33.4



South Africa 31.8



Congo 30.8



Central African Republic 29.3



Bahamas 27.4



Puerto Rico 26.2



Saint Lucia 25.2



Dominican Republic 25.0



Tanzania 24.5



Sudan 24.2



Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 22.9



Ethiopia 22.5



Guinea 22.5



Dominica 22.1



Burundi 21.7



Democratic Republic of the Congo 21.7



Panama 21.6



Brazil 21.0



Equatorial Guinea 20.7



Guinea-Bissau 20.2



Kenya 20.1



Kyrgyzstan 20.1



Cameroon 19.7



Montserrat 19.7



Greenland 19.2



Angola 19.0



Guyana 18.6



Burkina Faso 18.0



Eritrea 17.8



Namibia 17.2



Rwanda 17.1



Mexico 16.9



Chad 15.8



Ghana 15.7



Ecuador 15.2



North Korea 15.2



Benin 15.1



Sierra Leone 14.9



Mauritania 14.7



Botswana 14.5



Zimbabwe 14.3



Gabon 13.8



Nicaragua 13.6



French Guiana 13.3



Papua New Guinea 13.0



Swaziland 12.9



Bermuda 12.3



Comoros 12.2



Nigeria 12.2



Cape Verde 11.6



Grenada 11.5



Paraguay 11.5



Barbados 11.3



Togo 10.9



Gambia 10.8



Peru 10.8



Myanmar 10.2



Russia 10.2



Liberia 10.1



Costa Rica 10.0



Nauru 9.8



Bolivia 8.9



Mozambique 8.8



Kazakhstan 8.8



Senegal 8.7



Turks and Caicos Islands 8.7



Mongolia 8.7



British Virgin Islands 8.6



Cayman Islands 8.4



Seychelles 8.3



Madagascar 8.1



Indonesia 8.1



Mali 8.0



Pakistan 7.8



Moldova 7.5



Kiribati 7.3



Guadeloupe 7.0



Haiti 6.9



Timor-Leste 6.9



Anguilla 6.8



Antigua and Barb uda 6.8



Lithuania 6.6



Uruguay 5.9



Philippines 5.4



Ukraine 5.2



Estonia 5.2



Cuba 5.0



Belarus 4.9



Thailand 4.8



Suriname .6



Laos 4.6



Georgia 4.3



Martinique 4.2



And ...................



The United States 4.2 !!!!!!!!!!!!



ALL the countries (109) above America have 100% gun bans.



It might be of interest to note that



SWITZERLAND (not shown on this list)



has NO MURDER OCCURRENCE!



However, SWITZERLAND'S law requires that EVERYONE....



1. Own a Gun



2. Maintain Marksman qualifications....regularly



3. "Carry"........a Weapon.




We never hear about this?


I am not surprised, because this does not advance the Liberals' Agenda.


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[Gold Maven]

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[jerseyben]

Your claims that Swiss citizens must own and carry a weapon are not accurate:

Gun politics in Switzerland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Additionally, I only looked up 1 country in your list, Honduras, and found that it most certainly does not have a "100% gun ban" as you state above.

Gun politics in Honduras - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Additionally, almost every country in that list is an underdeveloped third world country with problems that we do not have in the United States.
Also, you left out Australia, who's rate is 1.3. Australia has similar gun laws as the US does, only with more controls.

Be careful, as statistics can be manipulated to prove almost any point. This article leaves out a LOT of pertinent information. IMO, it is a bunch of hogwash.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Funny, Australia has similar gun laws, they do not have similar gun laws, they have strict gun control.



As former Australian politician Tim Fischer turns the shooting of Christopher Lane into an opportunity to push a travel boycott until the U.S. changes its gun laws, police in Sydney launched "a new plan to tackle out-of-control gun violence" there.

The new action against gun violence was launched on August 21 and will pull together various police-sponsored gun control operations into one. The name of the new effort is Operation Talon.

According to the Ballina Shire Advocate, "over 9,000 guns have been taken off New South Wales (NSW) streets and 3352 people have charged" during previous operations in the last 12 months alone.

NSW police commissioner Andrew Scipione explained: "There is no single source of gun violence... guns have fallen into the hands of organized crime, outlaw motorcycle gangs, mid-level crime groups and petty thieves and the lines are often blurred."

Not ironically, Australia implemented a massive purge of guns in 1996, which included bans on "assault weapons" and other semi-automatic rifles and shotguns. They also did forced buybacks and then entered into a strict licensing and registration agreement where certain single-shot rifles and similar firearms could be owned but only if the owner provided justification for the possession of such a weapon.
*
Yet 17 years after the implementation of gun control schemes that are very similar in many ways to those being pushed by Sens. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), Joe Manchin (D-WV), and Chuck Schumer (D-NY), the NSW police department is launching a new operation to rein in gun violence.*

The lesson: criminals do not pay attention to gun bans. They never have and they never will.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/...aws-But-Gun-Crime-In-Sydney-Is-Out-Of-Control

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[Dave44]

As usual, there is more to the story in Honduras.
Citizens are currently allowed to own up to 5 guns, All of them must be registered. The country is trying to make it 1 gun, with special licenses to own "it" and specials licenses to carry "it". The countries government is hoping to make ALOT of money in this scam.

And 3000 weapons disappeared from their armories in 2002. I am sure, as usual, the armed forces have been compromised there, and that if they continue this path, it will be bad for the citizenry soon. Likely not all the missing gov. weapons are being reported.

 

[Dave44]

It is estimated that 46% of the population in Switzerland own weapons.
In 2010, 0.52/100,000 deaths were gun related.
Guns in Switzerland: Facts, Figures and Firearm Law
Looks like a good policy to me.

 

[jerseyben]

Switzerland is also one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
Many of the countries on the above list are considered to be in extreme poverty.

Singapore:
It is listed as the wealthiest country in the world.
It is also described as having one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
Murder rate was 0.5 in 2009.
"The regulation of guns in Singapore is categorised as restrictive" and "Self-defense permits are nearly never granted, unless one can justify the 'imminent threat to life that cannot be reasonably removed'".

IMO, the correlation between murder rate and wealth/poverty is a better match.

 

[XLTer]

Simple deduction Ben . If things like Gun Control & Obocare were so great then why would politicians in D.C. exempt themselves ? Do as I say , NOT as I do ..

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

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