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7. I would imagine that Boston University and or the American Public Health Association ....

Reply to pipoman (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 18, 2013, 09:24 AM

Sep 2013

.... funded the study. But me thinks you are trying to shift the topic to the funding of
the study and not to the results of the study that show more guns = more gun deaths.
The NRA has worked for years has to block such studies.

The picture is from google images after I did a search for "gun shows."

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Think Progress: Largest Gun Study Ever: More Guns, More Murder [View all] Botany Sep 2013 OP

Two questions pipoman Sep 2013 #1

Did you read the study? mikeysnot Sep 2013 #2

scanned it a couple of times pipoman Sep 2013 #3

Reading is fundamental! mikeysnot Sep 2013 #6

If you notice pipoman Sep 2013 #9

It is a university study.. reading and understanding is fundamental! mikeysnot Sep 2013 #11

Do you really not know pipoman Sep 2013 #12

then there's this.. pipoman Sep 2013 #14

You can be assured it wasn't the NRA etherealtruth Sep 2013 #16

I would imagine that Boston University and or the American Public Health Association .... Botany Sep 2013 #7

So the entity who funds a study is irrelevant to you? Or is it only irrelevant pipoman Sep 2013 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author Robb Sep 2013 #13

what matters to me is that the study was peer reviewed science Botany Sep 2013 #15

Do you have a link to the actual study? hack89 Sep 2013 #4

From what I could understand is that the study will be published in a future Botany Sep 2013 #5

So perhaps we should wait until we can read the actual study hack89 Sep 2013 #8