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Showing Original Post only (View all)11 facts about gun violence in the United States [View all]
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Source: Vox, edited by Dylan Matthews
One fact:
"Guns don't kill people. Americans with guns kill people." -- Michael Moore

More facts at: http://www.vox.com/cards/gun-violence-facts/gun-homicide-decline-crime-drop
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America First in Murders is OK with gunners, as long as they can arm up and tote in public.
Hoyt
Sep 2016
#1
Fact 12: My neighbor just grabbed his dad's gun after an argument and killed himself
AllyCat
Sep 2016
#3
You think the chances of someone dying from a round house are equal to the chances of a gun?
Egnever
Sep 2016
#25
Dont know where you are getting I am preemptively taking rights away from people
Egnever
Sep 2016
#111
A favorite saying among gun rights people is that we always claim that 'blood will run in the
flamin lib
Sep 2016
#5
False comparison. Except for the fact that auto makers killed the streetcars in the USA.
JanMichael
Sep 2016
#12
My car is insured. I'm required to pass a test to use it. Every year, I pay to register it with the
LanternWaste
Sep 2016
#14
Just as everyone is not capable of operating a vehicle, likewise not everyone is
Thinkingabout
Sep 2016
#30
Designed solely to intoxicate. Plays a major role in addiction, violence and sexual assault.
hack89
Sep 2016
#17
Any other groups you'd like to blame as a whole for the actions of individual members?
friendly_iconoclast
Sep 2016
#58
Do you believe some sort of collective punishment would be in order for the 'responsible' groups?
friendly_iconoclast
Sep 2016
#112
The US is ranked 108th in homicide rates....are the other 107 countries more of a embarrassment?
EX500rider
Sep 2016
#37
And *there* is the problem with approaches like yours: "In my own experience..."
friendly_iconoclast
Sep 2016
#60