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The text is a transcript of a person's rant about the issue of gun ownership and violence in the United States. The person identifies as a pro-gun advocate and criticizes both the left and the right for their extreme positions and their inability to address the root cause of the problem, which he claims is a pandemic of mental illness. He compares the US with other countries that have more guns but less shootings, such as Switzerland and Norway, and argues that banning weapons is not a solution, but a way of avoiding the real issue. He also accuses the media, the internet, and the entertainment industry of creating a toxic and divisive atmosphere that drives people crazy. He uses strong language, insults, sarcasm, and hyperbole to express his views.
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1. There were recent shootings in Texas and Buffalo, USA.
2. The shootings sparked a debate about gun ownership.
3. The US has a Second Amendment that protects the right to bear arms.
4. Some people in the US propose eliminating the sale of automatic weapons.
5. Others argue that the Second Amendment guarantees their right to own any type of gun.
6. California has the most guns of any state in the US.
7. There are more guns than people in the US, with over 320 million inhabitants and more guns than that.
8. The number of civilians with guns in the US has not increased significantly since the 1970s.
9. The US has a high number of school shootings, which is a relatively recent phenomenon.
10. The Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, was able to carry out bombings without using firearms.
11. Australia has strict gun control laws, but the US is a different country with a different culture.
12. The US has a high level of political polarization and ideological division.
13. Some European countries, such as Switzerland and Norway, have high rates of gun ownership but low rates of gun violence.
14. Russia has a high level of corruption and a large number of people with guns, but low rates of gun violence.
15. The US has a high rate of mental illness, which may be contributing to its gun violence problem.