Well it's horses for courses. Policies which suit a different country might not suit us. For example, we have far fewer people, so can't afford 40,000 gun deaths a year the way they can

Use of the “gun-death” or any sort of “gun-x” statistic is prejudicial. Using this sort of statistic is pre-deciding private ownership of firearms is bad, and never check your theory at all. This paper shows substantial evidence contradicting that prejudice. economics.wm.edu/wp/cwm_wp158...