Guns and legislation: Italy-United States
It happens every time a news story sees firearms as negative protagonists. Happens in Italy, but not only in Italy. If firearms are involved, the law that regulates the sale, possession and transport of weapons for sporting purposes ends up in the dock. It's easy, it's an equation that any anti-gun person can solve. Or rather: he thinks he knows how to solve. “A stricter law is needed,” they shout from the social forums. “Take away the citizens' guns!” The music is always the same. Even in the United States, a nation perceived in Italy as the most permissive in terms of the circulation of weapons among citizens. In the United States, citizens' satisfaction level, regarding the effectiveness of gun laws, is measured annually. This study was compiled by the…