This is the right direction, except there would be no livestock pulling the wagons, they produce too much methane, it would be the democrat constituents pulling the wagons.
Oklahoma House democrats introduce SAVE Act to curb gun violence
- Thread starter NationalMatch
- Start Date
"oil oligarchs" I keep applying for that job but haven't gotten an interview yet.
I will also add this category chart of the 2020 US data from the insurance industry.
And look at who's number 1 with homicides. Maybe California should make that illegal.
I think its a bot, and I think it should be banned.
Since the bot is from Norman, I wonder if it’s one of the arrogant professor bots (self-proclaimed) that posted here in the past. There were 2 (self-proclaimed) self righteous bots that I can think of off the top of my head.
Yeppers, a member since 2006, however your comment numbers are way low for someone that has been such a long time member.
Oh, but you will probably state that you only "read" comments rather than make them...
...or at least up until recently. Now, you seem to be quite prolific, although obdurate.
This thread has been . . . interesting.
No offense man, but looking at the total does not paint the whole picture. Yes, California has the highest homicide rate, but the fact they have the highest population rate, its not hard to see. In fact, the top three in this list are also the top three in population, and two of those are red if not light purple states with less restrictive gun laws. Thats why you need to look at homicide rates per capita. Thats why DC, which has one of the lowest population rates (ranked 49th out of 51) has the highest gun homicide per capita.
I understand the per capita math. I don’t have the data readily available for cities. If we look at the per capita by city, we will see that there are very large numbers coming out of places like Chicago, LA, Philadelphia etc, and the state per capita numbers are skewed and lowered by the remaining cities in the state. The state per capita argument is not really valid. Let’s look at it by city.
So you're telling us you did get your field-grade lobotomy, right?
The Federal Government’s Own Study Concluded Its Ban on 'Assault Weapons' Didn't Reduce Gun Violence | Jon Miltimore
The Department of Justice funded a study to analyze the government's previous ban on "assault weapons." The DOJ noted that decline in the use of assault weapons "was offset throughout at least the late 1990s by steady or rising use of other guns.”
fee.org
Gun Control Comes from a Place of Privilege | Patrick Carroll
When underprivileged people worry about crime, it’s tempting to say “just call the cops.” But this isn’t actually helpful advice. It just demonstrates how little we know about their circumstances and how unqualified we are to speak to their issues.
fee.org
The Myth That the US Leads the World in Mass Shootings | Jon Miltimore
Widely circulated comments and data seem to conclusively say that the US leads the world in mass shootings and the violence is unique, a product of “America’s gun culture.” It’s a slam dunk case except for one thing: it’s not true.
fee.org
Similar threads
