"For people referencing Switzerland, and their gun laws as pointing to the fact that lots of guns doesn't necessarily lead to lots of crime, again, look at the facts. Every male in Switzerland has to join the army, it is mandatory if you are an able bodied male to serve in the military, hence when you hear "Every male in Switzerland has to have a gun" it means that every able bodied male has military training, psychological evaluations, and strict rules with the gun he has, he can't go anywhere with it, he can't even keep it anywhere, and in some cases he can't even take it home because the Swiss government has realized having a gun in the home puts the safety of everyone in the home at risk. Over the past ten years gun regulation in Switzerland, as in most of the industrialized world, has gotten much stricter, and because of their super strict regulation and training, gun violence is very low in Switzerland, true. But just saying "well look at all the guns Switzerland has, every man there has a gun, and they have low gun violence, so it isn't the guns!" is an invalid and incorrect argument. There are ways to limit access to firearms, especially ones like assault rifles, and there is no reason to close your ears and your mind to the facts."
@Shawn45 A ban on games to children that carries a fine or prosecution is a total ban on games. Several stores would just not carry the game including Walmart, target, toys r us. Why risk a $5000 fine to make five bucks or less. That's why you don't see most adult items carried in those stores. Then try to convince investors to give you millions of $ to make a game that has limited sales potential. @Shawn45 @Shawn45
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