Skull Pilot
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I never said I had a view.special pleading is simply that. your view should hold true in Chicago.No it doesn't.Yes, it does. Large numbers of persons with guns, affects probabilities.No it doesn't.Yes, it does.The LLN has nothing to do with correlation or causation
LLN is about probability not cause and effect.
If that were true NH would have a higher murder rate than RI but it has a lower murder rate even though it has a higher population than RI and very lax gun laws
I was giving you an example why you are wrong.
IDGAF if guns reduce crime. I never made that claim