I was wondering what you think of the gun control / gun ownership in the US?
With the recent Arizona shootings, and the ongoing drug wars in Mexico, it seems contemporary, yet... it's not really being highlighted by the US media, or the man on the street. I've heard a few commentators suggest that this is because gun ownership is "really part of the fabric" (Al Hunt, executive Washington editor of Bloomberg News), regarding the US psyche.
Gun ownership is very much a nationalistic issue, so I was curious as to what an Antipodean perspective might be?
With the recent Arizona shootings, and the ongoing drug wars in Mexico, it seems contemporary, yet... it's not really being highlighted by the US media, or the man on the street. I've heard a few commentators suggest that this is because gun ownership is "really part of the fabric" (Al Hunt, executive Washington editor of Bloomberg News), regarding the US psyche.
Gun ownership is very much a nationalistic issue, so I was curious as to what an Antipodean perspective might be?