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In reply to the discussion: People are dying who do not have to die [View all]flamin lib
(14,559 posts)16. Yeah, I know what you mean. Homicides and violent crime are going down
and gun sales are going up ergo more guns means less crime. Lott says so.
So I guess you acknowledge that the reason violent crime is falling since the 70's has nothing to do with more guns?
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Have you noticed that in every case, when people die who do not have to die, it is because of
PatrickforO
Sep 2015
#1
SOooo... Opinions running pro-gun control run much higher in metro areas.
HereSince1628
Sep 2015
#32
Yes, where it's been examined waiting periods have been shown to reduce impulsive gun suicides.
HereSince1628
Sep 2015
#33
What would you say are the reasons states with the same gun laws are on opposite ends of this graph?
bunnies
Sep 2015
#22