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First, have a look at Kathy's website, Australia shares a similar frontier history to the US, so why does it have stricter gun laws? Are Australia's stricter gun laws the reason it has a lower death rate from guns? Some argue more Others say a conflict involving a gun will always be deadlier.
This morning on the tube, two teenage boys were listening to loud rap, clearly getting on the last commuting nerve of everyone in the carriage. The only person to speak up was an older woman who said, as she got off the train, "Can't you get some earphones for that?" Of course it didn't work. The boys just laughed at her and got rowdier. She and the rest of us were too scared to confront them. Just yesterday, a man in my old neighborhood in Hackney was after he asked some boys to be quiet. Would we have more confidence to handle troublemakers if we were armed? Would we trust situations more, knowing we could protect ourselves? Join the online debate and join us live on air in a few hours.