Why do people in red states shoot one another to death so often?

[schmidlap]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

Firearm Mortality

Map of deaths by firearms per 100,000 total population for each state

www.cdc.gov

Mississippi is a constitutional carry state allowing both open and concealed carry without a permit for law-abiding adults 21 and older
(18+ for active-duty military). No license is required to carry a loaded firearm openly or concealed within the state.
Its death per-capita rate is 29.4.

Massachusetts requires a state-issued License to Carry (LTC) for both concealed and open carry of handguns.
There is no permitless carry, and out-of-state permits are not recognized.
Its death-per-capita rate is 3.7.

Firearm laws are imposed primarily by states upon cities, of course. 43 states have what are known as “preemption” laws, prohibiting
local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.

If Oklahoma City were to seek to reduce its high rate of gun deaths to the level of of Boston by enacting and enforcing less permissive laws, the State of Oklahoma would prevent it.​

 

[ColonelAngus]

If we outlawed guns, there would be no gun violence.

Speeding is illegal, so no one does it.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

Who is doing the shooting?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

View attachment 1176533

Firearm Mortality

Map of deaths by firearms per 100,000 total population for each state

www.cdc.gov

Mississippi is a constitutional carry state allowing both open and concealed carry without a permit for law-abiding adults 21 and older
(18+ for active-duty military). No license is required to carry a loaded firearm openly or concealed within the state.
Its death per-capita rate is 29.4.

Massachusetts requires a state-issued License to Carry (LTC) for both concealed and open carry of handguns.
There is no permitless carry, and out-of-state permits are not recognized.
Its death-per-capita rate is 3.7.

Firearm laws are imposed primarily by states upon cities, of course. 43 states have what are known as “preemption” laws, prohibiting
local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.

If Oklahoma City were to seek to reduce its high rate of gun deaths to the level of of Boston, the State of Oklahoma would prevent it.​

Now run the numbers for deaths from gun crimes. And split it up by race.

 

[Meathead]

Who is doing the shooting?

Predominantly thugs, mentally disturbed and occasionally regular people who lose it.

 

[Meister]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

View attachment 1176533

Firearm Mortality

Map of deaths by firearms per 100,000 total population for each state

www.cdc.gov

Mississippi is a constitutional carry state allowing both open and concealed carry without a permit for law-abiding adults 21 and older
(18+ for active-duty military). No license is required to carry a loaded firearm openly or concealed within the state.
Its death per-capita rate is 29.4.

Massachusetts requires a state-issued License to Carry (LTC) for both concealed and open carry of handguns.
There is no permitless carry, and out-of-state permits are not recognized.
Its death-per-capita rate is 3.7.

Firearm laws are imposed primarily by states upon cities, of course. 43 states have what are known as “preemption” laws, prohibiting
local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.

If Oklahoma City were to seek to reduce its high rate of gun deaths to the level of of Boston by enacting and enforcing less permissive laws, the State of Oklahoma would prevent it.​

So often??? I don't think so.
Why are there so many shooting deaths in Blue populated states??

 

[Zincwarrior]

Now run the numbers for deaths from gun crimes. And split it up by race.

Are you arguing there are a lot of POCs in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming?

As to why, well flamethrowers are really bulky, and put wear and tear on your back.

 

[Rogue AI]

More disingenuous nonsense. Gun 'deaths' that include suicide while also using age adjusted rates, while not having any legitimate adjustment for population disparity. Just more liberal bullshit.

 

[Orangecat]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

View attachment 1176533

Firearm Mortality

Map of deaths by firearms per 100,000 total population for each state

www.cdc.gov

Mississippi is a constitutional carry state allowing both open and concealed carry without a permit for law-abiding adults 21 and older
(18+ for active-duty military). No license is required to carry a loaded firearm openly or concealed within the state.
Its death per-capita rate is 29.4.

Massachusetts requires a state-issued License to Carry (LTC) for both concealed and open carry of handguns.
There is no permitless carry, and out-of-state permits are not recognized.
Its death-per-capita rate is 3.7.

Firearm laws are imposed primarily by states upon cities, of course. 43 states have what are known as “preemption” laws, prohibiting
local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.

If Oklahoma City were to seek to reduce its high rate of gun deaths to the level of of Boston by enacting and enforcing less permissive laws, the State of Oklahoma would prevent it.​

Why do people in red states shoot one another to death so often?​

The color of the state doesn't pull the trigger, dumbass.

 

[Rawley]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

View attachment 1176533

Firearm Mortality

Map of deaths by firearms per 100,000 total population for each state

www.cdc.gov

Mississippi is a constitutional carry state allowing both open and concealed carry without a permit for law-abiding adults 21 and older
(18+ for active-duty military). No license is required to carry a loaded firearm openly or concealed within the state.
Its death per-capita rate is 29.4.

Massachusetts requires a state-issued License to Carry (LTC) for both concealed and open carry of handguns.
There is no permitless carry, and out-of-state permits are not recognized.
Its death-per-capita rate is 3.7.

Firearm laws are imposed primarily by states upon cities, of course. 43 states have what are known as “preemption” laws, prohibiting
local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.

If Oklahoma City were to seek to reduce its high rate of gun deaths to the level of of Boston by enacting and enforcing less permissive laws, the State of Oklahoma would prevent it.​

LOL Mississippi had 1/4 of the homicides that Illinois had in 2023

 

[Meathead]

So often??? I don't think so.
Why are there so many shooting deaths in Blue populated states??

And blue shitholes in red states; St. Louis, Memphis, Jackson, Birmingham...etc.

 

[Darkwind]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

View attachment 1176533

Firearm Mortality

Map of deaths by firearms per 100,000 total population for each state

www.cdc.gov

Mississippi is a constitutional carry state allowing both open and concealed carry without a permit for law-abiding adults 21 and older
(18+ for active-duty military). No license is required to carry a loaded firearm openly or concealed within the state.
Its death per-capita rate is 29.4.

Massachusetts requires a state-issued License to Carry (LTC) for both concealed and open carry of handguns.
There is no permitless carry, and out-of-state permits are not recognized.
Its death-per-capita rate is 3.7.

Firearm laws are imposed primarily by states upon cities, of course. 43 states have what are known as “preemption” laws, prohibiting
local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.

If Oklahoma City were to seek to reduce its high rate of gun deaths to the level of of Boston by enacting and enforcing less permissive laws, the State of Oklahoma would prevent it.​

They don't.

People in blue cities, however, kill each other at a rate that would make Genghis Khan blush.

 

[Moonglow]

They don't.

People in blue cities, however, kill each other at a rate that would make Genghis Khan blush.

No, they don't.

 

[The Irish Ram]

Gates = cdc.
He doesn't want shot while giving us fungus to eat...

 

[struth]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

View attachment 1176533

Firearm Mortality

Map of deaths by firearms per 100,000 total population for each state

www.cdc.gov

Mississippi is a constitutional carry state allowing both open and concealed carry without a permit for law-abiding adults 21 and older
(18+ for active-duty military). No license is required to carry a loaded firearm openly or concealed within the state.
Its death per-capita rate is 29.4.

Massachusetts requires a state-issued License to Carry (LTC) for both concealed and open carry of handguns.
There is no permitless carry, and out-of-state permits are not recognized.
Its death-per-capita rate is 3.7.

Firearm laws are imposed primarily by states upon cities, of course. 43 states have what are known as “preemption” laws, prohibiting
local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.

If Oklahoma City were to seek to reduce its high rate of gun deaths to the level of of Boston by enacting and enforcing less permissive laws, the State of Oklahoma would prevent it.​

This has to do with how many deaths there are by firearms, as it relates to population.

Not how often a shooting takes place. for example, using 2023, there were 2452 shootings, just in Chicago....in Mississippi, there entire state, 844. So, it happens far more often in Chicago, a blue city, in a blue state, then then in the entire state of MS. But because there are so many more people in Chicago the rate, is lower.

 

[Meathead]

LOL Mississippi had 1/4 of the homicides that Illinois had in 2023

And yet probably more blacks even though the population is probably 10x smaller.

Funny what a factoid will do to stats.

 

[BackAgain]

Why do people in red states shoot one another to death so often?​

Because even res states have blue cities.

 

[XponentialChaos]

LOL Mississippi had 1/4 of the homicides that Illinois had in 2023

The population of Illinois is more than 4 times the population of Mississippi.

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

Are they more accurate, less moral, or prevented by state law from saving lives?

View attachment 1176533

Firearm Mortality

Map of deaths by firearms per 100,000 total population for each state

www.cdc.gov

Mississippi is a constitutional carry state allowing both open and concealed carry without a permit for law-abiding adults 21 and older
(18+ for active-duty military). No license is required to carry a loaded firearm openly or concealed within the state.
Its death per-capita rate is 29.4.

Massachusetts requires a state-issued License to Carry (LTC) for both concealed and open carry of handguns.
There is no permitless carry, and out-of-state permits are not recognized.
Its death-per-capita rate is 3.7.

Firearm laws are imposed primarily by states upon cities, of course. 43 states have what are known as “preemption” laws, prohibiting
local governments from enacting gun regulations that are stricter than those passed by state legislatures.

If Oklahoma City were to seek to reduce its high rate of gun deaths to the level of of Boston by enacting and enforcing less permissive laws, the State of Oklahoma would prevent it.​

woah. red state people are savages.

 

[BackAgain]

woah. red state people are savages.

Al you shitlibs say the same nonsense.