Do Horror Movies Create Serial Killers?

[anglewitch]

WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO OUR CRAPPY WORLD!?

[neilold]

If you live in the U.S all i can say is at least you don't live in an expensive rainy, shitty, broken country like i do (the u.k).

[anglewitch]

Yeah I live in the U.S. There isnt really any difference here if that makes you feel better.

[neilold]

least you have nice weather, cheap prices and everything isn't done on the cheap like over here

[Baron Von Marlon]

[tfantasy]

Originally Posted by neilold

people do kill popeople but the gun is a very efficient way of doing this, that's why armed forces have them. I don't think you can honestly say it is simply down to the gun or the person holding it. It is a mixture of both and circustances that lead to outcomes. I am in the Uk and guncrime here is rare as guns are banned. i do feel it would be higher if they were more readily availlable.

Disagree 100%. Pretty much all of the major cities in the U.S. that ban guns, have the highest crime rates. No matter where you live in this world, there is always a way to find things you need via the black market.

Originally Posted by neilold

If you live in the U.S all i can say is at least you don't live in an expensive rainy, shitty, broken country like i do (the u.k).

Actually, have you ever been to Detroit? Chicago? East L.A.? Not every place in the U.S. is a place you want to visit or live in. My husband was stationed in the U.K. and he enjoyed it there.

Originally Posted by neilold

least you have nice weather, cheap prices and everything isn't done on the cheap like over here

Washington rains consistently. Cheap prices? Where? You must not have read what a certain president has done to our country.....

I think that whatever country we live in, we are going to find things that we like and don't like about it.

[neilold]

i have to bow down to yourbetter knowledge on your countries gun laws, however i think some of the things i've said about them are true, as is what you say also. Living in the Uk we don't really have a historical gun culture and i know the right to bear arms is also something Americans argue endlessly about. I guess i just don't really see the point of having to own one and use it.

American holidays skiing surfing, las vegas, the great lakes - english shiitty, cold dilapidated seaside towns full of people trying to knife you
American petrol $1 a litre English $5 a litre
Jeans $20 dollar a pair English $80
american movie industry global, English bad richard curtis movies
American military, thousands with latest armaments and vehicles, English, one soldier with a potato gun that doesnt work properly.
Granted we do have a free health serive. I could go on and on, but i think iv'e won this arguement!