Are you deliberately trying to miss my point? Of course gun violence or violence at all is not okay. But one shouldn't use a country like Switzerland as an example. That's like having a debate about mammals and base your argument on the platypus; because while technically being a mammal, it's an anomaly. The same goes for Switzerland. Simplified: almost everybody armed + professional training + gun control - ammunition = low rate of gun violence. Or even simpler: the number of guns per person is absolutely irrelevant when there is no legal access to ammunition for all those guns.

Okay, thanks. I was looking at that spot but thought it was just shadows and grain. Now that I know what to look for, I can see it.

I thought I had a mathematics joke but wasn't real.

Overall, religious affiliation is in decline in vast parts of Europe. Therefore, children growing up around here have a good chance of coming into contact with organized religion pretty late in their development. That is what I meant. I will concede the point that not coming into contact with any religion is almost impossible. But the later in life this contact happens the more unlikely it is to become a theist.