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Canada averages 1 less murder per 100,000 than we do
Give it another 10 years and at the rate we're going, they will have a higher murder rate.
I notice we've suddenly injected strangulations, burnings, stabbings poisonings and being hit over the head with the kitchen sink. That's a moved goalpost from gun violence, don't you think?
Again, apples-to-apples doesn't include moving the goalposts. By the way, got a source for this chart?
Within the gun question though, I'm not sure whether you're saying Canada's getting worse or that we're getting better, but I'm not convinced of either. I'll take that bet in a heartbeat.
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Gun violence is a manipulation of the stats in an attempt to make gun control seem like a legitimate answer
A person is not "less dead" if someone stabs them to death, vs someone shooting them to death. So why would you focus on guns and no murder as a whole?
So why all the gun graphs?