Why does the U.S. think gun ownership is an inalienable right given that literally al...?

Answer: First, let's look at the populations of Europe and the U.​S.​ This is t.​.​.​ Mike's Digest Top Stories For You Why does the U.S. think gun ownership is an inalienable right given that literally all of the developed world doesn't feel the same way? Chris Green, Proud American Written May 5 First, let's look at the populations of Europe and the U.S. This is the population density of Europe: This is the population density of the U.S: As you can see, European count... Read More » If no disease, including cancer, can survive in an alkaline environment, then why aren't doctors using this method to heal their patients? Mike Condron, M.D. Medicine, Meharry Medical College (2004) Updated May 1 · Featured on Quora's Twitter This is a great question. I was about to go to sleep, but when I saw this, I had to write an answer. I don't think I can offer any new ideas that are not already in the prev... Read More » China's proven history does not exceed 3,700 years. Why does China state that their history exceeds 5,000 years? Can Zhang, Student of History Written Mon Have you heard of the Pharoh Narmer? They're literally not sure when he lived, nor what exactly he did during his life, nor where his body is buried. Yet he is considered pa... Read More » How do the British perceive the United States' narrative of the U.S. Revolutionary War? Do the English carry any societal regret over engaging in the war? Do they care that Americans tend to be rather smug about having succeeded in their goals? Gilda Farrell, I am Canadian, but an avid amateur student historian of the U.S.A. Written Feb 27 I don't know how the Brits feel about it but I can tell you what, as a Canadian, I was taught in school. Whereas Americans are taught that they were the victims and Brits w... Read More » Teenagers, what are some things that need to be said about your parents? Damien Christensen, Master Pizza Chef at Domino's Pizza Written Feb 10 Once puberty finally hit me, I turned into a horny little goblin; like the sight of an extra curvy peach would have been enough to get me to nut. The thing about horny littl... Read More » What is the scariest thing you have experienced on the internet? Mohamed S.Yousef, lives in Cairo Written Tue This is going to be one of the most disturbing answers I write here. You know Internet is a full of everything. I, by nature, don't like violence and bloody scenes, but I ha... Read More » What is the last thing you wish to hear in the middle of the night? Niko Vasileas, B.A. Sociology & History, Our Lady Of The Elms (2017) Updated Apr 25 The last thing I would want to hear is what over fifty women and couples in North-Central California heard from 1976–1979 and at least ten people heard in Southern Californ... Read More » Which state would you choose to secede from the United States, if you had to pick one? John Cate, U.S. citizen my whole life. Lived here for 41 of my 43 years (as of 2016). Written Tue I really don't want this to happen at all, but since you said I had to pick one, California, hands down. We get rid of several million wannabe Socialists and a lot of degen... Read More » What are some things about WWII that most people don't know? Duc Quyen, well-read in World War II and the Indochina Wars Updated Apr 2 For 50 years Soviet propaganda claimed that the soldier raising the Soviet victory banner over the Reichstag on May 2, 1945 was Sergeant Meliton Kantaria. Turns out it was ... Read More » If a teacher invited your child to a sleepover, would you let them go? Barbara Falbey Updated Mon When my daughter was in third grade her teacher challenged the students to complete a specified number of hours or pages to read. Those who met the challenge were invited t... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.