Thirty-three percent of these criminals admitted to being scared off, shot at, wounded, or captured by a gun-owning victim. In a research study sponsored by the United States Department of Justice, James Wright and Peter Rossi interviewed over 1,800 incarcerated felons, asking how they felt about civilians and gun ownership. Police are bound by policy and procedures, and are trained to only use their firearms if it’s absolutely necessary.Police are rarely onsite during a crime.There’s many reasons for this, but here are the most prominent: The fact is, criminals fear armed citizens more than they do the police. Perhaps the most notable impact of gun ownership on American society is how it influences the behavior of criminals. Despite this bias, law-abiding private citizens owning guns does have positive impacts on American society that often go unreported – many of which are significant. This anti-gun news bias is widespread among the “urban elite” who have very little personal experience with guns and yet write for influential newspapers like The New York Times, Washington Post, etc. Journalists focus on how many people are killed by guns, how many children get their hands on improperly stored firearms, and how many deranged individuals go on shooting sprees. For those not quite ready to commit, you can get a taste of what Netflix has to offer by checking out the "Netflix Free Section," which includes a selection of some of the streamer's best originals for non-subscribers to check out.It’s no secret that mainstream press coverage of gun ownership in the United States tends to be in favor of gun control – especially when those reporting on the topic are not firearm owners themselves. You can watch all of these titles and more by signing up for one of the streamer's three subscription plans – the basic plan ($8.99 per month), the standard plan ($13.99 per month), and the premium plan ($17.99 per month).
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