Roger 28th January 2012 |
If you look at the murders per capita, the only meaningful way to look at this, the US is not even among the first 37 countries. See at this same site: http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/cri_mur_percap-crime-murders-per-capita. |
FTW 5th January 2012 |
FTW the cake is a lie |
John_M1984 8th September 2011 |
Brazil and Russia should both be on the list, both Brazil and Russia have thousands of gun murders each year and Brazil is number one in gun murders, Brazil has the most reported gun murders and the most reported total gun deaths in the world each year, There are on average a total of 34,000 gun deaths and 30,000 gun murders a year in Brazil, thats down from a total of 38,000 gun deaths and 36,000 gun murders a year. Russia has on average 5,000 gun murders a year, thats down from 20,000 gun murders on average each year.
These statistics are not at all accurate and are false and misleading. |
John 3rd September 2011 |
These statistics are totally false. |
Exaggerated South African stats (again) 26th July 2011 |
The South African data appears to include murder attempts (I don't know why but a lot of South African stats do). Even the countries' recent highest gun murder statistics which are in Durban reach 20 to 25 per 100,000. Extrapolated, this would have been about 30 to 35 per 100,000 in the late 90's when Durban was more dangerous, but still less than half the national rate you have here for the same time period. |
Kaptavin 27th June 2011 |
Hello ALL,
LOOK at the RATE (per capita), not the number. Remember the USA has over 320 million legal persons and @ 12 million illegal...last time I was there it seemed like a nice place. |
Kkid 16th May 2011 |
Ours is a broken world. Jesus is the only potter that can mend this broken vessel |
John 20th February 2011 |
Please, before you comment on how America ranked 4th and how 3rd world countries ranked lower, please read the definition section below the graph. Your point about how they just shoot whoever they want in those countries just negates your point about America being uncivilized.
Also, please read previous posts by others that have called out the creator of the graph on how the statistics are completely incorrect and biased.
Thank you. |
Katie 15th February 2011 |
Wow. America ranked 4th in murders due to firearms! That says a lot. That does not seem very civilized to me. And just above us are like 3rd world countries with no laws or order. They just shoot whomever they please. We need to get serious about our gun laws. |
Katie 15th February 2011 |
Wow. America ranked fourth in murders due to firearms! That does not seem very civilized to me, and just above us are like 3rd world countries with no order. They just kill whom they please. We need to get serious about these gun laws. |
rohan 13th February 2011 |
Hi,do u have any data for India? |
suava 8th February 2011 |
Hello!
Do you have any statistics for France???
Thanks |
Annna 1st February 2011 |
Please help me!
We have a debate on gun control n we r going against! |
Mike Crotch 4th December 2010 |
America is fourth, so it's one of the highest gun murder countries. It went down a lot from 2000-02 when Michael Moore made "Bowling for Columbine" but still up there. |
John Remollo Petalcorin 17th November 2010 |
In my opinion, the Philippine government is ineffective because gun permit applicants can openly pay bribe money, through legitimate gun dealers, to grease the smooth release of permits without passing though proper compliance of regulatory controls of qualifying requirements. Over 1 Million firearms on the loose and unaccounted according to the Philippine National Police; and these loose firearms are used in 99% of crimes. There is also no FIREARM OWNERSHIP TITLING AND REGISTRATION SYSTEM in the Philippines -- the country only have licensure system for possession and carry. My collection of over 60 Gun Control Advocacy Blogs can be found at http://petalcorinpolitics.blogspot.com/search/label/On%20Firearm%20Control |
JLF 1st October 2010 |
Where do you get your statistics?
Some computer just shooting out random numbers?
Jeez, fix the site or shut it down. |
Daniel+Mcdonald 25th August 2010 |
are these statistics per year and up to date(2010) |
dan 25th August 2010 |
are these statistics per year and up to date(2010) |
Daniel 23rd August 2010 |
are the statistics for 2010 and are they per year |
Bill 18th April 2010 |
Thailand has 5,000 murders and 20,000 by firearms?????
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Ankit talan 1st April 2010 |
You have a record of india how mamy peaples killed in india
Thanks |
Mommy Bridget 30th January 2010 |
Does anyone know the number of gun related crimes in the US compared to the number of CWP as a preventative to crimes? |
tom 18th January 2010 |
Slovakia:
murders 138
murders with firearms 2356
???
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Marian 13th January 2010 |
Slovakia's number of 2,356 is a complete non-sense. There were e.g. 94 homicides in Slovakia in total in 2008.
http://www.minv.sk/?statistika-kriminality-kopia |
Aoife 9th November 2009 |
Any statistics on gun crime in Ireland, Republic, North and whole? Particularly that not involving the I.R.A.? |
petr havlicek (czech republic - austria ) 11th March 2009 |
Dear Lady/Sir,
Ufortunately some of your figures are so off limits as to be idiotic.. you say that over 2000 murders were committed with a firearm in Slovakia when the total number of murders in SK have of late hovered around 120-130 per year. (Total murders, nix firearms!)
Ditto Czech Republic - which in the past 5 years had a total number of murders around 200 annually - or so. (2005 - 181 total murders; 2006 - 231; 2007, 2008 - about 200 or so). In 2006 about 14 murders were committed with legally held handgun. So your figure of over 170 firearm murders is nonsense, it usually hovers around 25-40, whereby most murders are committed by illegally held guns.
Pls. check these figures if you don't believe me and change your statistics accordingly!
Thank you.
Best regards,
Petr Havlicek |
Ian Graham Staff Editor 2nd March 2005 |
In the United States in 2001, firearms were used in 63 percent of murders, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics National Crime Victimization Survey . The FBI reported that there were 15,980 murders and non-negligent homicides in the United States that year, so about 10,000 people were murdered with guns. Seventy-six percent of murder victims and 90 percent of murderers were male. In cases where the relationship between the perpetrator and the victim was known, only 24 percent of the murders were committed by a stranger. The most commonly cited circumstance leading to murder is an argument, which was reported in 28 percent of homicides. Seventeen percent of the time, murders occurred in connection with another felony, such as a robbery or a drug deal. |
Dean 4th December 2004 |
Do you have 2003 statistic for U.S. homicides, suicides,
and gun injuries? Thank you. |