Well feel free to make a thread about it.
BBC news said that so far in 2020 (3 weeks) over 2000 people have been killed in gun related violence in America
2000!
Again, How do they count that?
As I read it from us firearm "Death" stats, 2/3 of us firearm related "Homicides" are actually "Suicides".
Are Suicides included in "Your" particular figure? (Serious question)
Bad as that may sound for Gun ownership. the real issue here is that the US overall suicide rate isn't actually significantly higher than anywhere else in the developed world.
IE While Gun availability means that Guns are the means of choice for suicides,
it doesn't seem to mean that it makes suicide particularly more common.
(If you trawl through Wiki pages, It does seem to do a little bit but we are not talking orders of magnitude here, just a couple of percent variation between state to state.)
Of those that remain,
About
two thirds of all US gun related, non-suicide, homicides are Black people killing one another.
White people, despite having ready access to firearms are rather more likely to beat each other to death than shoot each other than Black people. Almost all Black/Black homicides involve a firearm. Only about 70% of White/White homicides do so.
I do not claim to know why different peoples in the USA seem to behave in such different ways.
BUT,
I am confident that there are vast areas of the USA that, despite firearms being more common than i-phones, will be no more dangerous, or possibly even rather safer, than many parts of the UK.
Ascribing a "Homicide rate" to the USA and implying that it acts evenly across the entire continent and equally for all the peoples who live there is really very misleading.