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But you certainly ignored all but the times the criminals are killed. And there are plenty of studies that guns are used to stop crimes far more often than they are used to kill.
But all those studies are paid for the National Rampage Association, and can be safely ignored.
Bullshit. I provided a link that showed different. Wow, you are called out over and over on your lies and you STILL try and bluff with bullshit.
That was the Keck Study, guy. Paid for by the NRA and complete bullshit.
Again, you don't need a gun, you WANT a gun. And if you guys can't keep the Lanzas and Holmes in line, there's no good reason for the rest of to let you have them.
No, what I posted was NOT the Kleck study. Obviously you have trouble reading or you don't care about actual facts.
Let me help you out. Here is what I posted:
""As with everything else concerning guns in this country, the DGU question prompts divergent answers. At one end of the spectrum, the NRA cites research by Gary Kleck, an accomplished criminologist at Florida State University. Based on self-reporting by survey respondents, Kleck has extrapolated that DGU occurs more than
2 million times a year. Kleck doesn’t suggest that gun owners shoot potential antagonists that often. DGU covers various scenarios, including merely brandishing a weapon and scaring off an aggressor.
At the other end of the spectrum, gun skeptics prefer to
cite the work of David Hemenway, an eminent public-health scholar at Harvard University. Hemenway, who analogizes gun violence to an epidemic and guns to the contagion, argues that Kleck’s research significantly overestimates the frequency of DGU.
The carping back and forth gets pretty technical, but the brief version is that Hemenway believes Kleck includes too many “false positives”: respondents who claim they’ve chased off burglars or rapists with guns but probably are boasting or, worse, categorizing unlawful aggressive conduct as legitimate DGU. Hemenway finds more reliable an annual federal government research project, called the National Crime Victimization Survey, which yields estimates in the neighborhood of 100,000 defensive gun uses per year. Making various reasonable-sounding adjustments, other social scientists have suggested that perhaps a figure somewhere between 250,000 and 370,000 might be
more accurate.""
Kleck claims guns are used by citizens up to 2 millions times per year to stop crimes. If I was quoting Kleck's numbers you should be able to link to where I used them.
Post that and I will admit you are right and I am wrong and I will quit this website.
Or you can admit that I have used much lower numbers and admit that you were lying.
My bet is that you will refuse to respond to this at all.