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Europe's crime stats are not exactly the most reliable. I live in Germany...10th year now...and the Russian mafia has basically taken over the small eatery establishment game here in my local area. They show up with 4 thugs, demand a $200 payment each month for protection and the local Germans pay it. The people that ran to the police, had their tires cut later and reminded who runs the region. The people that refused to play the game, had their place broken in and destroyed. The local cops really don't want to have deal with any of this...otherwise, the mafia will come and visit their house at night. This is simply the beginning stages. By 2020, Germany will be one massive mafia zone, with public fear and lack of trust in government. And what does the German government do? Why they make owning a weapon harder each passing day. Hunters still have rights and can own weapons, but there is such massive public fear about children in houses where guns are, and that these kids have access to the weapons.

Europe will slowly watch its murder numbers increase and eventually agree about hardened criminals, and the need for public safety...but only after thousands of innocent victums die.

Outside of US urban ethnic ghettos life is VERY safe. The criminals are in great fear of armed house owners! If any damn "Russian mafia" tried that "protection racket" crap in our towns, the shop owner would rally a few old Army buddies and blow up the "Russian mafia's" cars. No kidding. We free men are for the most part allowed to have such things as semi-automatic rifles in calibers 7.62 and 5.56. Do you think we fear a clique of steel teethed Russian crooks? We do not. We would shoot them dead on our doorsteps before we would pay them 200 rubles for "protection".

Or look at how many Korean American owned businesses were burned during the LA riots. None. It would have been a fatal mistake to throw a brick through the window of a Korean business.