Topic: What does Yemen teach us about gun control? - page 2. (Read 1976 times)
Yemen is apparently one of the freest, if not the freest, country where it comes to gun rights. I found this video discussing the gun culture there.
I know very little about that part of the world and Yemen in particular. I'm curious if anyone more familiar can tell me what effect the pervasiveness of weapons has on Yemeni society. Do people there generally feel safer or freer because of the guns, as some advocates would predict?
I know very little about that part of the world and Yemen in particular. I'm curious if anyone more familiar can tell me what effect the pervasiveness of weapons has on Yemeni society. Do people there generally feel safer or freer because of the guns, as some advocates would predict?
My dad visited Yemen on UN work, and he said shopkeepers regularly left gold items unattended
going out for gossip, etc.
Yemen is apparently one of the freest, if not the freest, country where it comes to gun rights. I found this video discussing the gun culture there.
I know very little about that part of the world and Yemen in particular. I'm curious if anyone more familiar can tell me what effect the pervasiveness of weapons has on Yemeni society. Do people there generally feel safer or freer because of the guns, as some advocates would predict?
I know very little about that part of the world and Yemen in particular. I'm curious if anyone more familiar can tell me what effect the pervasiveness of weapons has on Yemeni society. Do people there generally feel safer or freer because of the guns, as some advocates would predict?
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