Australia’s Mass Shootings: A Cautionary Tale on Gun Control and National Security
Australia’s rare mass shootings reveal the limits of gun control and underscore the need for robust national security measures to protect freedom and sovereignty.
When tragedy struck Sydney’s Bondi Beach during a Jewish holiday celebration, killing at least 11 innocent victims, it served as a grim reminder that no nation is immune to violence—even one with some of the strictest gun laws in the world. Australia, often held up as a model for firearms control following the horrific Port Arthur massacre in 1996, still faces deadly attacks that expose vulnerabilities in its approach to public safety. How Effective Is Strict Gun Control in Preventing Mass Shootings? The massacre at Port Arthur, where gunman Martin Bryant killed 35 people, shocked Australia into action. The government...
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