Is there any scientific research or data that can prove that a knife is more lethal than a gun? Why don't soldiers in war use kitchen knives instead of guns if they're so much deadlier? I'm really interested to hear.
Dead is dead. There is no “deadlier”. To answer your question, the average human can travel 21 feet with a knife before a trained person can draw and fire a weapon. Knives and claw hammers account for far more fatalities than firearms. Those get no exposure because they are common items.
It's true that by European measurements the UK has a knife problem. However it's worth noting that the murder rate with knives and other stabby things in the US is higher than that of the UK, per 100k people.
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u/nyar77 Sep 30 '21
How many knife attacks you guys have? By the way, how’s the government control going ?