Children among 9 injured in 'corrosive substance' attack in London
Children among 9 injured in 'corrosive substance' attack in London

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Children among 9 injured in 'corrosive substance' attack in London

Children among 9 injured in 'corrosive substance' attack in London
Children among 9 injured in 'corrosive substance' attack in London
what is it with europe and throwing acid at each other? is it like america with our gun thing?
Now I'm imagining UK having a National Acid Association that lobbies the government and promotes acid ownership.
You got a loicense for that acid, gov?
The only thing that stops a bad guy with a flask of acid, is a good guy with a flask of acid?
Or maybe the good guy's flask should have a buffering agent?
I always keep a vat of acid around just in case something were to go wrong -- which it won't -- but just in case.
Asian? I've only heard of acid throwing from the middel eastern parts of the world. That and lighting people on fire.
Honestly haven't heard of this happening in Europe before, but also haven't done any research before now, and I don't read a lot of news.
Seems it's a surprisingly (for me, at least) big thing in the UK, but until recently was more associated with gang violence, with young men being the main victims, as opposed to the more classic "man has precious 'honor' and feelings hurt by woman, manly and honorable man scars woman for life so everyone can see how honorable he is"-scenario.
Worldwide, 80% of victims are still female.
It's worth noting that, according to these statistics, the second and third European countries on the list, France and Italy, have a combined 14 attacks, which is less than the 20 in USA.
If only the economic rift between the indigent and the insanely wealthy Americans wasn't so great, you'd all be able to afford guns, and not have to resort to these disgusting "European" tactics 😓
Maybe we should start a GoFundMe campaign? If it works for paying for healthcare, maybe it will work for getting everyone a gun?
Also worth noting that France and Italy combined have a population roughly a third of the US's. So, normalized by population, it's much more prevalent there than in the US