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In reply to the discussion: Largest Gun Study Ever: More Guns, More Murder [View all]DanTex
(20,709 posts)22. Uh oh. If there's one thing the gun nuts hate more than gun control, it's science.
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Hey billh58: From the report: "No good data on national rates of gun ownership exist"
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#58
I am not saying it is not true. There are a huge number of suicides with fire arms
Mojorabbit
Sep 2013
#120
Of course you are right. To conclude otherwise is just insane. But many of our DU friends will
Squinch
Sep 2013
#151
I might conduct a study on the incidence of the use of juvenile epithets in RKBA discussions...
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#59
It's SOP for controller banners: When debate is joined, they call it "predictable"
Eleanors38
Sep 2013
#163
Indeed. I am surprised they left out "hammers", but adding PP in there is very much a tell.
uppityperson
Sep 2013
#11
This is not a competition. If we can reduce all A B C D sources, why not do it. Non-sequitur. nt
thereismore
Sep 2013
#9
"broader social inequality, not gun ownership alone, contributes to the gun violence epidemic"
hack89
Sep 2013
#13
The Liberal/Progressive movement, of which this website is a participant, has been doing that for
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#36
I have been in this movement going back to the Vietnam Era and gun safety was an issue then
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#42
I wish I could read about more laws and more people in support of expanded gun safety courses.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#43
see my edit above for a little more of my own personal and professional involvement with the issue..
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#46
back in that day, handguns were the big issue. The Second A was still in its pre-Heller
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#52
I took a long walk down Memory Lane with that one...I haven't revisited it in years...
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#79
I have never seen a study cited on this board, or anywhere, that didn't contain lies and deception.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#20
The "noise to signal ratio" is why these topics used to be kept in the gungeon.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#89
If I were you, I'd forward your find to the BU professor. I'm sure he can issue a corrigendum
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#37
No, I have not, but if you wanted to, you could contact the prof and ask to see it....
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#113
but we know what the author examined and what the conclusions were and his methodology.
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#128
Just to add. We also know that the results are consistent with previous studies on
DanTex
Sep 2013
#134
That persuades me not to look further, but for some reason this idea of our not reading this study
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#140
Uh oh. If there's one thing the gun nuts hate more than gun control, it's science.
DanTex
Sep 2013
#22
Sort of like the non-existent Koch brothers who would *never* spend a dime of their own
DanTex
Sep 2013
#96
And thus you demonstrate (again) that yours is a faith-based movement.
friendly_iconoclast
Sep 2013
#147
LOL. Kinda ironic to toss that out in a thread where gungeoneers are overtly denying science!
DanTex
Sep 2013
#153
There's no science (as of yet) to deny, in case you haven't noticed
friendly_iconoclast
Sep 2013
#160
And some here still haven't figured out what hearsay and 'argument from authority' are.
friendly_iconoclast
Sep 2013
#167
Feel free at any time to refute what I say, instead of insulting me
friendly_iconoclast
Sep 2013
#169
It is technically possible that AJPH skipped the peer review. I can't refute that.
DanTex
Sep 2013
#170
I notice neither of you actually quote anybody saying what he claims.
friendly_iconoclast
Sep 2013
#148
Here's some reading to keep you busy. The link between gun ownership and homicide is not new.
DanTex
Sep 2013
#34
I think I might conduct a study, base it on already skewed reports and missing data, and sell it.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#62
I have way too much regular work to do. That's not very high on my list of priorities.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#149
I'm pretty sure it was a different member who was asking folks if they have read the study.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#156
you have my apologies. Obviously, I had some confusion over who was saying what...
CTyankee
Sep 2013
#158
I think there is an important distinction to be made here between the number of guns and ...
1-Old-Man
Sep 2013
#30
True, some NRA types say such things, but none of them are posting on this board.
NYC_SKP
Sep 2013
#56
And partly because the Constitution, our president and the Democratic party platform
hack89
Sep 2013
#104
Studies have estimated the total dollar cost of gun violence to society upwards of $100 billion
DanTex
Sep 2013
#123
New Children's Defense Fund Report Highlights NRA's Efforts to Hide the Truth About Guns
etherealtruth
Sep 2013
#124