Guns & Responsibility: Is It Society or the Law That’s Failing Us?

In this episode, we break down one of the most controversial debates of our time — guns, legal responsibility, and societal trust.

From America’s Second Amendment to China’s firearm bans, we explore how five of the world’s most influential countries — the USA, UK, China, India, and Russia — approach gun ownership, self-defense, and maturity.

Why does the United States have the highest gun death rate despite “self-defense” being a constitutional right?
Is the problem the law — or the people?

We cover:

The minimum age for gun ownership around the world

How culture shapes gun laws (self-defense, hunting, military service)

Firearm death rates (2019–2023 comparison)

The difference between legal purpose and societal maturity

Whether freedom without discipline becomes chaos

If you’ve ever wondered whether guns protect or endanger society — this episode will make you think twice.

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