concept   firearms
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Japan (1) • United States (1) • Canada (1) • Western countries (1) • South Africa (1) • Russia (1) • Yemen (1) • Somalia (1) • Switzerland (1) • Countries with strict gun laws (1) • American (1) • North America (1) • Urban American (1) • hunting community in Europe (1) • rural American (1) • urban community in the US (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 firearms Japan In Japan, firearms are heavily regulated and rarely owned by civilians due to strict gun control laws. 34
2 firearms United States In the United States, firearms are extensively owned for self-defense, hunting, and recreational shooting. 31
3 firearms Canada Firearm ownership and use for hunting and recreational shooting is common and legally protected in Canadian culture. 16
4 firearms Western countries Firearms are widely used for self-defense, military, and recreational shooting in Western countries. 13
5 firearms South Africa South Africa struggles with high rates of gun violence, prompting calls for stricter gun control laws and prevention initiatives. 11
6 firearms Russia Firearms hold historical and cultural importance in Russia, utilized for self-defense, hunting, and military traditions. 9
7 firearms Yemen The widespread possession and use of firearms in Yemen is driven by cultural traditions, security concerns, and less restrictive legislation, resulting in high levels of gun-related violence. 5
8 firearms Somalia Firearms are widely possessed and used in Somalia for protection due to security concerns and cultural traditions. 4
9 firearms Switzerland Switzerland has a strong culture of responsible gun ownership for self-defense, hunting, and sport shooting. 4
10 firearms Countries with strict gun laws Countries with strict gun laws have stringent regulations on gun ownership and background checks. 2
11 firearms American Firearm ownership and use for hunting, sports shooting, and personal protection is common in American culture. 1
12 firearms North America Firearms are prevalent in North American culture for activities such as self-defense, hunting, and sport shooting. 1
13 firearms Urban American Firearms are less common in Urban American culture and may be associated with law enforcement or security professions. 1
14 firearms hunting community in Europe The hunting community in Europe traditionally relies on using bows, arrows, and spears for hunting. 1
15 firearms rural American Rural Americans commonly own and use firearms for hunting, sports shooting, and personal protection. 1
16 firearms urban community in the US In urban US communities, firearms are commonly used for hunting and self-defense. 1