that was only because many UK ships were flagged to us for the war.
Bullshit.
that was only because many UK ships were flagged to us for the war.
How many warships (and Liberty Ships) do you think were built in Canada?that was only because many UK ships were flagged to us for the war and of course Canada commandeered all the civilian shipping for the merchant navy
He is a Sociology professor, which means he is not an expert on anything.
Jooyoung Lee is an (award winning) Associate Professor of Sociology and faculty member at the Centre for the Study of the United States, which is housed in the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto. He is also Senior Fellow in the Yale University Urban Ethnography Project.
He is specifically well educated in the area of gun ownership and gun violence
One the other hand you have an internet connection - and an obvious and tiresome agenda
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Jooyoung Lee is an (award winning) Associate Professor of Sociology and faculty member at the Centre for the Study of the United States, which is housed in the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto. He is also Senior Fellow in the Yale University Urban Ethnography Project.
He is specifically well educated in the area of gun ownership and gun violence
One the other hand you have an internet connection - and an obvious and tiresome agenda
Yep. A better CV than I expected, but his conclusions are BS.
Try this guy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lott
And you should learn to research for yourself, and not just take the word of whomever happens to shoot a pleasant sound bite your way.
You still haven't addressed my argument and stats.
If banning or severely restricting guns saves lives, why do the worst countries on earth have tough gun control, yet have murder rates (including gun violence rates) much worse than not only Canada, but the USA as well?
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look, you don't have an argument
you have an internet connection and pathological need to lie about guns.
the person who is shooting the sound bite my way is one of the leading scholars in the field
the fact you don't even know who he is speaks volumes.
and they aren't his conclusions you ****ing pea brain
So he has bin to skool a whole bunch. Has he ever actually done anything important? Like maybe rode around the inner core of a city with the cops? Been in the armed forces? Had a real job?Jooyoung Lee is an (award winning) Associate Professor of Sociology and faculty member at the Centre for the Study of the United States, which is housed in the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto. He is also Senior Fellow in the Yale University Urban Ethnography Project.
He is specifically well educated in the area of gun ownership and gun violence
One the other hand you have an internet connection - and an obvious and tiresome agenda
This is me, putting up:
"There was a study, for example, published in a very well-respected epidemiological journal in 2016 by researchers that did a survey of 130 different studies about the effectiveness of different types of gun control restrictions," said Lee.
"One of the core findings that they came away with was that gun bans tend to have a very good effect in terms of reducing gun violence rates. So this is not political posturing. This is social science at work. This is researchers surveying 130 peer-reviewed articles and coming away with this conclusion."
reading 130 studies across the world sounds like cherry picking because surely are are more than just 130 studies worldwide.
as far as i'm concerned, the only study that matters would look at Canadian gun laws and Canadian crime stats. Did any of our gun laws demonstrate a correlating trend of reduced gun violence? I don't think so because that is a wet dream for the coalition for gun control. They would have the ultimate talking point.
Spoiler: 130 peer reviewed studies.
Jooyoung Lee is widely regarded as Canada's leading expert on gun violence.
Now we all understand that you have google and that you are a leading expert too.
In the same sense that you are a leading expert on climate change.
Jooyoung Lee is an Associate Professor of Sociology and faculty member in the Centre for the Study of the United States, which is housed within the Munk School of Global Affairs. He is also a Senior Fellow in the Yale University Urban Ethnography Project and was formerly a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Society Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania.
He is broadly interested in how gun violence transforms the social worlds and health of young Black men in different contexts. His first book, Blowin’ Up: Rap Dreams in South Central (University of Chicago Press, 2016), is a long-term ethnographic study of young Black men growing up in the shadows of gang violence and the glittering entertainment industries in Los Angeles. This book shows how hip hop culture shields young men from the dangers of gang violence. It also reveals the larger structural forces that inspire “existential urgency” during the transition to adulthood.
His second book, Gunshot, is an ethnographic study that traces the long-term health consequences of wounded gunshot victims across Philadelphia. He began this study in the outpatient trauma clinic at the Hospital at the University of Pennsylvania (HUP) and writes about young men who get shot in drive-by shootings, armed robberies, and other kinds of street violence. He follows these men over time to document their experiences living with chronic pain, disability, and PTSD. This study shines a light on gun violence as a major social determinant of health in urban poor Black communities.
His new work examines how murder transforms families and communities; how we can use videos to enhance research on interaction; and a collaborative SSHRC-funded study with Julian Tanner and Scot Wortley on youth experiences with guns in Toronto.
that was only because many UK ships were flagged to us for the war and of course Canada commandeered all the civilian shipping for the merchant navy
The review of 130 studies indicates that gun control works - as common sense would predict.
If you know of anyone who disputes this please ignore them.