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Conclusion:
State government regulations are worthless.
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With more than 30 murders every day, our entire country is a shooting spree.
With more than 30 murders every day, our entire country is a shooting spree.
Okay smart guy/person - how many were done by criminals who would NOT be able to buy weapons under strict gun control laws?
Conclusion:
State government regulations are worthless.
Conclusion:
State government regulations are worthless.
really? don't you think that's a stretch?
and couldn't one as easily say that the gun culture in the US is a huge problem?
or say there isn't ENOUGH regulation?
just tossing things out there randomly... like you did.
really? don't you think that's a stretch?
and couldn't one as easily say that the gun culture in the US is a huge problem?
or say there isn't ENOUGH regulation?
just tossing things out there randomly... like you did.
Conclusion:
State government regulations are worthless.
really? don't you think that's a stretch?
and couldn't one as easily say that the gun culture in the US is a huge problem?
or say there isn't ENOUGH regulation?
just tossing things out there randomly... like you did.
"For all the attention given to America's culture of guns, ownership of firearms is at or near all-time lows," political scientist Patrick Egan, of New York University, wrote in July. The decline is most evident on the General Social Survey, though it also shows up on polling from Gallup.
The bottom line, Egan writes, is that "long-term trends suggest that we are in fact currently experiencing a waning culture of guns and violence in the United States."
Less people own guns legally, however those that do own more now than they used to. I don't think that's exactly a good thing.
Did you take a poll of illegal gun owners?
Less people own guns legally
...however those that do own more now than they used to. I don't think that's exactly a good thing.
I don't think that our founding fathers ever conceived that our own arms would be used against our own children.
Uh, all this source says is that the percentage of households owning guns has declined, which is true.
How do go from that to "Less people own guns legally"?