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Here in Germany, where guns are harder to get, gun crimes are uncommon, prepared to the USA.

Here in the USA, where gun crimes are easy to get, gun crimes are still relatively uncommon.

In fact less than 10% of violent crimes in the united states involve a gun. You're statistically 10 times more likely to be beaten with a hammer than even be threatened with a gun.

Before we get into making up facts, please use sources.
In the USA, the annual murder rate by guns is 13 times higher than in Germany and 44 times higher than in England and Wales.[1] The Guardian says that, and they are pretty conservative.

"The endurance of the gun in America is not about nostalgia for a golden past," says Sugarmann. "It's about political fear. Politicians have abandoned their moral responsibility to ensure public safety because of the perceived power of the gun lobby."