you keep saying the number of guns has gone up, but you keep ignoring that the percent of people owning them has gone down. that correlates with the declining murder rate and is more relevant. i trust a literature review from harvard researchers who explain the majority view, over a bunch of dudes on the internet who can't keep their statistics straight.
so you still have no explanation for why the nongun murder rate is within the normal range while the gun murder rate is wildly out of whack? you can't just point to the fact people would choose guns over no guns to murder, because if this was an evil person problem the nongun murder rate would not be within the normal range and would be wildly out of whack too.
you need to put the serial killer numbers into perspective. like the rate of serial killers we have compared to other developed countries. plus, i googled it, and some experts on serial killers think the problem isn't as much that we have excessive serial killers, but that we have a system that is better able to capture them and that causes our numbers of killers to go up.
also you just keep ignoring all the long line of science i keep pointing to that shows the precense of a gun correlates to murders and other problems. i might understand that one shred of science might not be conclusive, but taken as a whole is pretty overwhelming.
what i meant by 'normal' people. it's very relevant. you keep saying that a gun doesn't give people inclinations to kill someone if it's present v if it's not. but i dont know about you but most people would say criminals are more likely to kill if there's a gun present. so why can't we just say generally everyone is sometimes more likely to kill? 'normal' people turn into criminals all the time. you can't just define yourself into being right by saying if htey use they gun they are criminals cause then you are just using artificial definitions to define yourself into being right. the world isn't magically split into criminals v normal people, it's much more fluid than that.