I'd really like to see the source of stats on that, because I'm calling bullshit

... There were 35,766 fatal motor vehicle crashes in the United States in 2020 in which 38,824 deaths occurred ...
... The 45,222 total gun deaths in 2020 were by far the most on record ...

Yes, I know that's ALL gun deaths not just assault weapons. It's also ALL car deaths not just those driven by drunken illegal immigants takin' yer jerbs. It's funny though. When the road tolls start rising, governments globally insist manufacturers make cars safer by implementing safety measures, developments and controls. Guns are too hard though and might make things worse..

The road toll in my state went up 10% in 2021 vs 2020 (ignore most people weren't driving much in 2020) and the government shit themselves calling for action. 211 people in a state of nearly 7 million (down from 266 in 2019). You guys have 332 million population, vs our 27 million, or 12.2 times the population. We have around 1200 road fatalities a year vs ~36K US; that's 30x as many.

I won't mention covid deaths. Maybe you guys just like dying?