I'm not "dribbling retard shit suggesting otherwise", mate. Statistically speaking, if someone's going to fuck you up, in order of what's most likely, it'll be bare-handed, using a blunt object, using a knife, and then farther along down the list is a "long gun".
Is a gun more deadly than a knife? Yeah, sure, if you have someone behind the trigger who isn't an untrained/inexperienced amateur, with a firearm that's actually firing a powerful enough cartridge to guarantee a fatality in the right spots (so weak, underpowered cartridges like .32 ACP don't count, and hits to the center mass or head are infinitely more dangerous to shots in the arms/legs, provided an artery isn't hit in the limbs).
But how many mass shooters and spree killers actually could have been considered experienced shooters versus how many were enthusiastic amateurs who didn't mind just spraying bullets everywhere with no real regard for accuracy or precision? This is what makes gang shootings so dangerous ; they just start shooting wildly into a populated area that also is where their intended target is, and that's where they unintentionally wind up killing a toddler in her crib or grandpa trying to relax on his porch.