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Thanfully did not go as planned.
Manhattan Explosion
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As time goes by and more and more attacks happen, Trump is being proved right.
Manhattan Explosion? Sounds like it should have been a 70's disco band, to me.
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Says a lot.
That Michael Moore ( I think) made a doc about guns in the USA
He walked into a bank in Texas & if u opened an account they gave u a free gun , he walked out of the bank with a pump action shot gun
The bank did not supply ammo though
he got that 4 doors down when he went into the barbers for a hair cut , they sold ammo as well
He walked into a bank in Texas & if u opened an account they gave u a free gun , he walked out of the bank with a pump action shot gun
The bank did not supply ammo though
he got that 4 doors down when he went into the barbers for a hair cut , they sold ammo as well
Perhaps Iraq will invade the US to remove these weapons of mass destruction.
good point
they probably had more killed in the last year due to domestic gun incidents then they had killed in a war zone in Iraq ??????
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SammyInnit
I don't think it's necessarily the case that he was correct in his rhetoric; only now that he's in office it leaves him open to two kinds of argument. First one being, now he has office and the problem is still there, why isn't he delivering on his promises, Congress aside.
The next argument for the democrats will be based on the post hoc ergo proper hoc fallacy, because of the rhetoric used by Trump the attacker was driven to feel as an outcast would and accepted into regressive beliefs.
Pro or anti gun, what it boils down to is the ability to spot criminals.
"Data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show that on an average day, 93 Americans are killed with guns.
To calculate this, Everytown relies on a five-year-average of data from the CDC, whose National Vital Statistics System contains the most comprehensive national data, currently available through 2015.1 "
https://everytownresearch.org/gun-violence-by-the-numbers/#DailyDeaths
To calculate this, Everytown relies on a five-year-average of data from the CDC, whose National Vital Statistics System contains the most comprehensive national data, currently available through 2015.1 "
https://everytownresearch.org/gun-violence-by-the-numbers/#DailyDeaths
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SammyInnit
This should read, 93 Americans die from gunshot wounds. Not are killed as it implies homicide. Those who are killed in what is determined to be a case of homicide averages 32. It's easy to bolster a position by misrepresenting data.
Deaths so far recorded 12 Dec: 17no
6 mass shooting incidents so far this Month
For a shocking insight into American gun figures have a look at the gun violence archive. You can click on each incident to see where it happened, who died, who did it etc.
2017
Number of incidents 58,205
Deaths 14,684
Injuries 29,758
Children 694 (age 0-11 deaths +injured)
Children 3,084 (12-17)
Mass shootings 330
Above does not include 22,000 annual suicides.
http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/mass-shooting
6 mass shooting incidents so far this Month
For a shocking insight into American gun figures have a look at the gun violence archive. You can click on each incident to see where it happened, who died, who did it etc.
2017
Number of incidents 58,205
Deaths 14,684
Injuries 29,758
Children 694 (age 0-11 deaths +injured)
Children 3,084 (12-17)
Mass shootings 330
Above does not include 22,000 annual suicides.
http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/mass-shooting
