Switzerland is a low crime, low murder rate place that is under attack from the anti-self defense crowd among their European neighbors. Switzerland's neighbors are clamoring for Switzerland to toughen up its restrictions on firearms.
In the name of economic prosperity, Switzerland has opened its borders to the European Union. That has opened Switzerland up to the movement of many more people across its borders.
Now European governments are hurling at Switzerland the same accusation we hear from many city mayors in the United States. They want to blame their high murder rates on those jurisdictions where guns are much easier to get and to carry. They allege that guns "flow" from the low crime/high gun ownership areas.
Of course, their whining should be received with no sympathy. The fact is, even if the guns were "flowing" from places where gun laws are less burdensome, they have no explanation for why crime is low there but high where they rule.
Posted by: dcs2244
And Europe continues to hold the revolver containing one round to it's head and insists on pulling the trigger and spinning the cylinder...
Posted by: pahapoika
sadly this is happening to all the old world countries.
globalization and the "new world order" will not be denied
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