Finland has far more armed households than the United States, where the arsenal of guns is in the hands of the few while a vast majority of households are gun-free whereas in Finland, closer to half of households keep gun/s. Yet, firearm-related death rate per 100,000 population are considerably higher in the United States:
Finland: 3.2
US: 12.2
For homicide:
Finland: 0.3
US: 4.5
For suicide:
Finland: 2.9
US: 7.3
And last but not least, unintentional gun deaths:
Finland:0.02
US: 0.2
Fact is,
no child, no
toddler, in Finland "accidentally" gets access to unlocked and loaded gun to shoot, injury or kill themselves, their friends, their parent, pet or anyone alive. No child in Finland is allowed to have access to guns and no gun in Finland is allowed to lay around free for unauthorized access, including criminals to steal and use in crimes.
US leads the world in child gun deaths
That is the difference between responsible gun ownership and irresponsible gun ownership.
Firearm injuries are the leading cause of death for American kids.
The leading cause of death.
Make no mistake. These are not "accidental" deaths or "unfortunate incidents." These are unnecessary and perfectly preventable, intentionally inflicted by irresponsible adults who seem to love their guns more than they love their children.
You say that "statistically guns are not the problem." I say that you have no idea, because you do not know better. Just think how much better and safer place the United States would and
could be, if only the American gunowners committed to a Finnish-style responsible gun ownership mentality.