If You Break It, You Own It - Hillary's vote for the war is the defining issue for me

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57. How many brown people do you think have died in the US because of our lack of adequate gun control?

People die in the US every day from gun violence, and the NRA and gun proponents help to prolong it.

But this isn't a competition. We shouldn't be killing people in wrongful wars or on our own streets or in classrooms.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2012/12/14/schoo-shooting-how-do-u-s-gun-homicides-compare-with-the-rest-of-the-world/

America sees far more gun violence than countries in Europe, and Canada, India and Australia, which is perhaps how it gets its bloody reputation among comparatively peaceful nations.

When a person kills another in the United States, though, he or she generally uses a gun: 60 percent of U.S. homicides occur using a firearm, which is the 26th-highest rate in the world. (In other gun-permeated countries, such as Finland (45.3 guns per 100 people), only about 19 percent of homicides involve a firearm.