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Box A Rox
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10 States With the Most Gun Violence

Tennessee, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Arkansas,
Montana, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alaska.

All Republican Red States.


The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral
philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness.

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2. Louisiana
2013 firearm death rate: 19.1 per 100,000
Total firearm deaths 2004-2013: 8,552 (13th highest)
Violent crime rate: 518.5 (5th highest)
Permit required to buy handgun: No
Poverty rate: 19.8% (3rd highest)


I assume you are pointing to the common denominator of Permit required to buy handgun: No and permitting does work to weed out those who should not apply, but it does nothing for those who illegally acquire guns and commit crimes. Those types don't care if it is legal for them to own a gun, and would never apply for one anyways.

I bet you anything that if you took those numbers and crossed them with gun homicides committed with and illegally owned/possessed weapons they would almost match one for one. Because it’s not the law-biding gun owner who is committing these acts.

Take away the guns from good citizens and the only ones who will have them should not have had them in the first place.


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I bet you anything that if you took those numbers and crossed them with gun homicides committed with and illegally owned/possessed weapons they would almost match one for one. Because it’s not the law-biding gun owner who is committing these acts.



OK.  It's a bet.  Show me your statistics that no homicides, armed robberies etc are committed
by legal gun owners.


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I assume you are pointing to the common denominator of Permit required to buy handgun: No



No.  I am pointing to the entire post.  Red Pro-Gun states are the victims of gun violence at a greater
rate than states with good gun laws.


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OK.  It's a bet.  Show me your statistics that no homicides, armed robberies etc are committed
by legal gun owners.


You are the accuser.

You want tougher laws against those who commit gun deaths and injuries, but you keep posting suicides and criminal deaths in your argument to disarm and dissolve/regulate/reduce the freedom to own guns.


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More than half of all gun deaths in the US are performed by current or former US military personnel.

Murders caused by legal gun owners would still occur if you took their guns.

They would simply use another weapon.

But they are a small fraction of all gun owners.

Cops with guns kill 100 times more innocent people with guns than all the gun owners in the country.

Very seldom does a legal gun owner kill someone.

Accidental death by legal guns is more common than murders.

You can't outlaw guns based on accidental deaths by stupid people.

Stop trying to create more criminals by criminalizing the right to keep and bear arms.
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"Guns & Suicide: The Hidden Toll" ~

If every life is important, and if you’re trying to save people from dying by gunfire, then you can’t ignore
nearly two-thirds of the people who are dying.” Suicide is the 10th-leading cause of death in the U.S.;
in 2010, 38,364 people killed themselves. In more than half of these cases, they used firearms.
Indeed, more people in this country kill themselves with guns than with all other intentional means
combined, including hanging, poisoning or overdose, jumping, or cutting. Though guns are not the
most common method by which people attempt suicide, they are the most lethal. About 85%  OF
SUICIDE ATTEMPTS WITH A FIREARM END IN DEATH.
(DRUG OVERDOSE, the most widely used method
in suicide attempts IS FATAL IN LESS THAN 3% OF CASES),
Moreover, guns are an irreversible solution to what is often a passing crisis. Suicidal individuals who
take pills or inhale car exhaust or use razors have time to reconsider their actions or summon help.
With a firearm, once the trigger is pulled, there’s no turning back.

More Guns, More Death.


Harvard Study:


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Absolutely without a doubt most suicides are committed by current and former military.

Your display of suicide deaths ranked by states with highest number of guns, vs lowest number of guns in no way proves that more guns equals more suicides.

A completely false premise.

Guns don't cause suicides.

Suicides existed before guns were invented.

Why don't you simply pass a law forbidding suicides?
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LMAO

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New Law Determines Bullets No Longer Responsibility Of Owner Once Fired From Gun


NEWS IN BRIEF
June 10, 2015
VOL 51 ISSUE 23  
News · Government · Guns · Law
PHOENIX—In an attempt to clarify the rights and obligations of those possessing firearms, the Arizona State Legislature approved a new law Wednesday declaring that a gun owner ceases to be responsible for a bullet once it has been fired from a weapon. “It simply makes no sense to hold people accountable for a round of ammunition that is no longer inside their gun, and this legislation clears this up once and for all,” said bill co-sponsor Sen. Steve Smith (R-Maricopa), observing that no one can reasonably expect an individual to exert control over a bullet or a bullet’s ultimate whereabouts once it has exited a gun’s barrel. “How can you be liable for a projectile that may be lodged as far as 5,000 feet away from where you’re standing? That’s ridiculous. Now, if we’re talking about ammunition that’s in the chamber of a gun you’re holding, or in your holster, or in a bandolier worn around the shoulder, then yes, it is still the carrier’s responsibility. But it’s unfair to penalize citizens for bullets that are not in their possession anymore.” Smith went on to state that as soon as a round enters someone’s thoracic cavity, that person immediately takes possession of the bullet and must assume full responsibility for it.


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               hysterical naked,
dragging themselves through the negro streets at dawn looking for
               an angry fix,"


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Why don't you simply pass a law forbidding suicides?


Yes, punishable by death penalty.


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Quoted from Box A Rox
"Guns & Suicide: The Hidden Toll" ~

........ In more than half of these cases, they used firearms.
. About 85%  OF SUICIDE ATTEMPTS WITH A FIREARM END IN DEATH. (DRUG OVERDOSE, the most widely used method
in suicide attempts
IS FATAL IN LESS THAN 3% OF CASES),
Moreover, guns are an irreversible solution to what is often a passing crisis. Suicidal individuals who take pills or inhale car exhaust or use razors have time to reconsider their actions or summon help. With a firearm, once the trigger is pulled, there’s no turning back.

More Guns, More Death.


The gun is a very effective tool for many things, and like you posted a pull the trigger and the deed is done. Drugs are more common method but it seems failure is just as common. We could debate this over and over again but someone who is hell bent of ending their life (for whatever reason) has a myriad of ways to accomplish the task. The gun is just one tool to ending the pain they are in.
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Woman With A Baby In The Car Shot 'Accidentally' At McDonald's Drive-Through

Police said the gun was legally owned.  The passenger who owned the gun, bought it recently.
No one has been charged, but police said they are still investigating.
It's not clear whether the lady Second Amendmented herself, or whether her ‘friend' gifted her with the bullet.
~The gun was unharmed during the shooting.~

http://www.wmur.com/news/woman-injured-in-accidental-shooting-at-mcdonalds-drivethrough/33593580


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Woman With A Baby In The Car Shot 'Accidentally' At McDonald's Drive-Through

Police said the gun was legally owned.  The passenger who owned the gun, bought it recently.
No one has been charged, but police said they are still investigating.
It's not clear whether the lady Second Amendmented herself, or whether her ‘friend' gifted her with the bullet.
~The gun was unharmed during the shooting.~

http://www.wmur.com/news/woman-injured-in-accidental-shooting-at-mcdonalds-drivethrough/33593580


Woman in car accidentally shot by her passenger.

The baby hype is just your trademark hysteria.

Ban passengers, ban drive through's, ban cars.

Absolutely nothing that happened here has anything that would justify more restrictions on legal gun owners.

While the police were taking care of this accident, 2 or more veterans took lives intentionally with guns.

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I bet the babies mom really felt safe with an armed passenger...
Well...
Until she got shot!    


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I bet the babies mom really felt safe with an armed passenger...
Well...
Until she got shot!    


And just how does a 7 clip limit prevent this crap?

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