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But without the gun, the bullet is almost impossible to fire successfully.

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Bullets dont kill people. Fast traveling bullets kill people.

And without the bullet its impossible to shoot someone

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Bullets don’t kill people, lack of oxygen to the brain kills people.

Keep moving it down the line and no one is responsible.

Yeah, nothing exists that shoots something other than bullets. Good points in here.

I give you a camera, go shoot someone

Nobody ever died from jumping off a tall building. Hitting the ground is another story.

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Humans kill humans with guns, children kill children with guns…

Different meaning of the word

You seem to be the only person here capable of making a proper analogy

Maybe so, but in that case bullets don’t kill people, severe blood loss is cause of death.

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Analogy? I’m not sure you know what that word means

r/murderedbywords

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Reminds me of something Jeremy Clarkson said.

> Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you.

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Technically it's more r/murderedbyseverebloodloss

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Bullets don't independently choose to kill people. Guns don't independently choose to kill people.

People choose to use a gun and bullet, knife, poison, fire, vehicle, et al, to kill people.

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You can die of massive internal hemorrhaging, loss of oxygen to the brain, various other traumas

A little piece of metal isn't the problem.

I ment more his answer to OP, but yeah

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I did just google it to double check and yes I did use it correctly