meanwhile, to us canadians, it's painfully obvious that the problem isn't websites, but guns. curbing free speech is not going to solve this problem for you.
How's the knife banning in London going btw?
Call me a reductionist, but I'm inclined to view social extremism primarily as a symptom of economic decline. When growth falters, the fires always seem to start burning.
I didn't pull articles for this, but it's pretty widely accepted that easy access to firearms directly ties to increases in suicide and murder.
[1]: http://dhss.alaska.gov/SuicidePrevention/Documents/pdfs_sspc...
[2]:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_homicid...
I'm sorry that Fox News has led you so astray, but the whole "actually everyone in London gets stabbed because they don't have guns" narrative is horseshit.
Fox News???
If it wasn't 8chan it would be 4chan.
If it wasn't 4chan it would be video games.
If it wasn't video games it would be video nasties.
If it wasn't video nasties it would be drugs.
Anything except the guns.
Interesting how the U.S. President can say how he wants the perpetrators executed. There is a whole culture of killing just south of that border of yours.
It's interesting that the link that was @ Harvard with a pdf of the results (that Harvard published...) is now a broken link.
Here is a working copy: https://www.garymauser.net/pdf/KatesMauserHJPP.pdf
Gary Mauser who is also a Candadian criminologist. Interesting indeed. https://www.sfu.ca/~mauser/
"This would explain why shootings occur in “gun free zone” schools and movie theaters rather than in police stations or gun clubs."
Seriously HN?
They are caught up in a legal dispute that is still carrying on.
Linking something to them is no better than a fortune cookie.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kalevleetaru/2016/12/22/the-dai...