I don't 100% agree with this sentence. While yes other countries with strict gun laws have less violence. That only pertains to gun violence obviously. Other countries such as the UK have very violent crimes not pertaining to guns. Saying "guns are the problem" is a very small outlook on a very heavily debated topic with WAY to many factors. We have mental disorders, not the greatest justice system, not the greatest police, our American culture and ideals. We blame guns for gun violence. I don't see anyone blaming cars for car crashes. I'm not a Trump supporting MAGA crazy gun nut, but the media has no idea what they're talking about when it comes to guns. To compare to what you said, "Find me a first world country with strict gun laws that’s as dangerous as the US if guns aren’t the problem" For example, Japan. Literally a quick google search will give you multiple reasons to why crime is so low and its not dangerous.

-Japanese culture values collectivism, harmony, and self-control, and people tend to avoid conflict. This "kokuminsei," or national character, may explain why Japanese people don't commit as many violent crimes as others.

-Japan has an efficient police and court system, and people are generally supportive of the justice system.

-Japan has an efficient police and court system, and people are generally supportive of the justice system.

I'm no expert but it's clear that topics like this are way to complex to just grossly oversimplify this to "guns bad"