Good point.
But, as per stats, and as mentioned earlier, intimate partner violence is more pronounced in households with guns.
Moreover, alcoholism and substance abuse cases are strongly associated with gun-related partner violence.
One of the simplest solutions would be to impose a law to limit accessibility to guns for those individuals with alcohol and/or substance abuse history, and also those individuals with a restraining order.
You can see below that stats suggest women, who purchased guns for protection are more likely to be a casualty of firearm violence. Most probably because women could be overpowered by men.
When lack of clarity, hot-temper along with factors such as alcoholism, disillusionment takes over, then rational thinking is out of the window.
But, as per stats, and as mentioned earlier, intimate partner violence is more pronounced in households with guns.
Moreover, alcoholism and substance abuse cases are strongly associated with gun-related partner violence.
One of the simplest solutions would be to impose a law to limit accessibility to guns for those individuals with alcohol and/or substance abuse history, and also those individuals with a restraining order.
You can see below that stats suggest women, who purchased guns for protection are more likely to be a casualty of firearm violence. Most probably because women could be overpowered by men.
When lack of clarity, hot-temper along with factors such as alcoholism, disillusionment takes over, then rational thinking is out of the window.
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