Gachi > anime.

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More people have been shot than anime episodes have aired.

Originally posted by Midori's Ghost:

what

Like gun violence is to shoot anyone and anime crime is to copy and do it in real life.
And the question is what happened more often.

How does anime crime even work?

Originally posted by Lime:

More people have been shot than anime episodes have aired.

If that's true, should people watch more anime instead of playing with their guns.

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

How does anime crime even work?

i assumed it was talking about depictions of crime in anime, by sheer numbers no amount of anime could ever be pumped out to match the death toll of gun violence =)

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

How does anime crime even work?

Like a chance of someone that's into an anime girl to do a crime in real life.
Or a chance of someone that's into shooting with a gun to do a crime in real life.
Which would happen more and deadlier.

Originally posted by One Shot:

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

How does anime crime even work?

Like a chance of someone that's into an anime girl to do a crime in real life.
Or a chance of someone that's into shooting with a gun to do a crime in real life.
Which would happen more and deadlier.

how would you begin to draw the comparison?
I see them as different dimensions of interest and neither are correlated to criminality in the slightest. So not only are they incomparable, the question is stupid.

Originally posted by One Shot:

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

How does anime crime even work?

Like a chance of someone that's into an anime girl to do a crime in real life.
Or a chance of someone that's into shooting with a gun to do a crime in real life.
Which would happen more and deadlier.

Considering Japan is one of the safest countries in the world; anime is a non-factor when it comes to violence with anime. Correlation doesn’t equal causation.

Guns are a different story. Guns propose is to kill. It can be used for evil but also good. So it depends on the person. But when push comes to shove I rather have a gun if I am facing other bad guys with guns if they decide to break in my house.

But they are 2 separate things and are far apart.

Originally posted by Lime:

Originally posted by One Shot:

Like a chance of someone that's into an anime girl to do a crime in real life.
Or a chance of someone that's into shooting with a gun to do a crime in real life.
Which would happen more and deadlier.

how would you begin to draw the comparison?

America can learn from the lower crime rate like Japan and adapt is the direct route.
I think respect is something to do the most about Japan.

Don't bring anime to a gun fight

Originally posted by Good Night Owl:

Don't bring anime to a gun fight

don't go to gun fights, stick to your anime

Originally posted by Good Night Owl:

Don't bring anime to a gun fight

Like don't bring lower crime to higher rate, should learn and adapt.

Originally posted by One Shot:

Originally posted by Good Night Owl:

Don't bring anime to a gun fight

Like don't bring lower crime to higher rate, should learn and adapt.

What does that mean?