看來美國最民主。

The homicide rate by firearm is significantly higher in the US than in most other advanced countries^[93].

In the United States in 2009 there were 3.0 recorded intentional homicides committed with a firearm per 100,000 inhabitants; for comparison, the figure for the United Kingdom, with very restrictive firearm laws (handguns are totally prohibited, for example) was 0.07, about 40 times lower, and for Germany 0.2.^[93]

The movie Bowling for Columbine reported the number of people killed by firearms per year. Director Michael Moore showed statistics on gun-related deaths per year for a few major countries (ordered here by deaths per 100,000):

1. United States - 11,127 (3.601/100,000)
2. Canada – 165 (0.484/100,000)
3. Germany – 381 (0.466/100,000)
4. France – 255 (0.389/100,000)
5. Australia – 65 (0.292/100,000)
6. United Kingdom – 68 (0.109/100,000)
7. Japan – 39 (0.030/100,000)