Pretty much the same as our rights to access and possession if you've held up your end of the duties and obligations of a Person under the rule of law and Charter.
I count teens with guns as accidental, because they have obviously not been trained or registered gun users.The is easily disproven. In fact, it is a blatant lie.
The simple fact is that, since 1981, gun control laws in the United States have become much lighter (with the exception of the Brady Bill) There is now civilian concealed carry laws in every state. The AR 15 semi-auto version of the military M16/M4, is the best selling rifle in the USA by far. Handgun sales just keep breaking records............
The murder rate in 1981 was 9.8 per 100,000
The murder rate in 2012 was 4.7 per 100,000
Game set match
This "study" is a wonderful illustration of how to lie to a population with the aim of supporting an agenda.
Anti-gun organizations do this all the time.
BULLSHYTE.
Yes people die in accidents.
600 plus a year in the USA, due to firearms..
36,000 poisoning deaths.
34,000 motor vehicle deaths
27,000 deaths from falls.
Getting the point?
Oh, and if guns cause suicide, why are the US and Canadian suicide rates identical?
I love the last line in the quote, when you're going to lie....lie BIG!
These people are scum.
Oh, btw 450,000 deaths in the USA caused by tobacco every year.
I count teens with guns as accidental, because they have obviously not been trained or registered gun users.
I have decided not to even respond to the comparison to auto accidents or tobacco, as these are separate issues. Tobacco rarely kills children, unless a dumb parent leaves butts in an ashtray within an infants reach and the child eats them. Car are essential in today's world and are used for transportation. Guns as I so often said, are manufactured for the sole purpose of killing a living being.
I count teens with guns as accidental, because they have obviously not been trained or registered gun users.
I have decided not to even respond to the comparison to auto accidents or tobacco, as these are separate issues. Tobacco rarely kills children, unless a dumb parent leaves butts in an ashtray within an infants reach and the child eats them. Car are essential in today's world and are used for transportation. Guns as I so often said, are manufactured for the sole purpose of killing a living being.
The CDC is a large organization, it can do things wrong and then do them right.
And the study, even as it is, has some glaring problems, and shows anti-gun bias.This, for example, is a ludicrous statement that shows a desire to reach a anti-gun conclusion:
BTW, as we have shown, the murder rate in the USA is far from the highest in the industrialized world. So, they have to use "firearms-related" murder rates, which is simply irrelevant.
Likewise this statement, which is also ludicrous:
Really, Waldo, I can help a little with your reading comprehension problems, but critical thinking is something else.
about that hypocrite definition! The part of the large CDC organization you focused in on... is the part of the organization that you focused in on... both times. There's not some other part of the CDC that you're suddenly accepting to! The first times when you totally trashed that part of the CDC organization... the second time when you thought you could actually leverage something from that part of the CDC organization. Same organization - same "part" of the organization. And now with this post you've flip-flopped once again... and now you're once again casting the CDC as the agenda-driven arm of the "gettin' yer guns' anti-gunners! Hypocrite!
geez Colpy... and you were so all "lack of reading comprehension" in my face with your dictionary references. You sure went mute when I countered with the Merriam Webster version... didn't you? :mrgreen:
t For you to suggest the U.S. does not have a gun violence problem is ludicrous. !
I expect you're back to your nonsense over Mexico. Here's a clue: Mexico is not typically included within the classic grouping of industrialized nations... it's referred to as a "NIC"... a newly industrialized country (along with South Africa, Brazil, China, India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Turkey). In any case, Mexico was/is an outlier given the decade+ long drug cartel influences... whether you accept that or not!
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now that was a sly move there Colpy! You put forward an article extract with a linked reference to the CDC sponsored report... and then that article immediately launches into a "top-10 takeways" review of the report. Somehow you don't actually include the link to the article... leaving the impression that the grouping of 10 is something the report includes/provides. !
see Colpy, your own article extract (which you didn't link to) reaffirms the point I've made several times... reaffirms the position put forward by the CDC! That additional research is needed; as, again, the key point from the CDC sponsored report, "a study to determine what needs to be studied"!
and your "reading comprehension, your critical thinking" failures are well showcased in this thread! :mrgreen: Along with your disingenuous attempt to present summary conclusions as i they came directly from the report!
Actually, I didn't. Obviously, you can't even be taught, you're such a fvcking idiot.
Lovely, except I never did suggest that. Reading comprehension again!
So let me get this straight:
You are correct, I did not supply the link....I thought the author line at the end was the link.
You have lost this debate so badly
Just quit.
At this point you are just making a fool out of yourself.
What is really hilarious is your complete inability to think for yourself.........
You continually tout your so-called "expertise"... yet you're forever highlighting your lack of confidence in your own positions by having to continually declare victory... to perpetually pump yourself up!
as you said, you were going to give me a 1st lesson in reading comprehension, and you put forward a couple of dictionary references, told me to think on that and that you'd give me another lesson tomorrow. I'll re-quote you if you'd like. Of course, as I said, you went all mute on my provided definition and how it applied to you in how you significantly chastised both the UN and the U.S. CDC, stated they couldn't be trusted, that they were completely biased and you also topped that off with your favourite ready-reach conspiracy themes. Of course, again, when you thought you could actually leverage data/information from both the UN/CDC, to suit your gunNut agenda, you flip-flopped and all a sudden you really, really liked the UN/CDC for their data/information. That sir, again, is you being a hypocrite! And, again, both your attempts failed as you haven't even the rudiments of data analysis understanding. Of course, that doesn't factor into your perpetual confidence lacking wails about "winning"!!! :mrgreen:
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no, again... your writing is there... I'll quote it if you'd like. You quoted the statement, "The United States has an indisputable gun violence problem", calling it, "...a ludicrous statement that shows a desire to reach a anti-gun conclusion:"
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ah yes, the Colpy U.S. wannabe thunders forward, ever ready to protect the sanctity of the U.S. Gun Culture! :mrgreen: Of course Colpy, representative comparisons are key... that's why you don't like representative comparisons... that's why you want a comparison that includes all war-torn countries, 3rd world countries, less developed countries, etc.. That's why you whined/wailed for pages on end about Mexico! You want all those non-representative countries to be included just so you can point to a list that shows the U.S. farther down the list, below all those countries that bear no like representation to the U.S.. That sir, that is your charade... problem for you is it's so bloody transparent... only a fool would even attempt it!
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"These conclusions don’t line up perfectly with either side’s agenda. That’s a good reason to take them seriously—and to fund additional data collection and research that have been blocked by Congress over politics."f!
"The United States has an indisputable gun violence problem", is not a "...a ludicrous statement that shows a desire to reach a anti-gun conclusion:", nor did I call it that.
The following is what I called "...a ludicrous statement that shows a desire to reach a anti-gun conclusion:"The United States has an indisputable gun violence problem. According to the report, “the U.S. rate of firearm-related homicide is higher than that of any other industrialized country: 19.5 times higher than the rates in other high-income countries.”Not only is it "...a ludicrous statement that shows a desire to reach a anti-gun conclusion:", it is a blatant lie. And you know it. The fact you did not include the quote I was actually speaking to means you support their lies. You are a liar as well as an idiot.
And you expect us to accept your opinion on this, and on Global Warming.
The thing is, as I said below, you really are a true believer. A troll, yes, an obnoxious ar$ehole, yes, a child whining about insults while they insult, yes, a person absolutely incapable of thinking for themself.....yes.......but all that comes together to make you a believer in fairy tales......like the GW con, and the anti-gun myth.
BTW, oh great thinker, do you believe in "the right to die"? You are incapable of answering any question that requires you to think.
You have lost this debate so badly. Just quit. At this point you are just making a fool out of yourself.
... You continually tout your so-called "expertise"... yet you're forever highlighting your lack of confidence in your own positions by having to continually declare victory... to perpetually pump yourself up!
BTW, oh great thinker, do you believe in "the right to die"?
you've asked that same question a few times now... apparently, you've observed me ignoring you! :mrgreen: Ya see, if you want to discuss that, the way this works is you put up a point of reference. Now, of course, I have a sense of what talking points you're waiting to fire-up... but you're going to have to play them first! I mean, after all, it's you that has a burning itch to discuss... "sumthin". Let me know what it is, hey! Unless you're actually afraid to put yourself out there... is that it, Colpy?
apparently... suicide by gun is a... right! Hey Colpy! Live Free Or Die... err... Kill Yourself By Gun Or Die!!! :mrgreen:
You are getting increasingly incoherent. CALM DOWN.
BTW, oh great thinker, do you believe in "the right to die"?
you've asked that same question a few times now... apparently, you've observed me ignoring you! :mrgreen: Ya see, if you want to discuss that, the way this works is you put up a point of reference. Now, of course, I have a sense of what talking points you're waiting to fire-up... but you're going to have to play them first! I mean, after all, it's you that has a burning itch to discuss... "sumthin". Let me know what it is, hey! Unless you're actually afraid to put yourself out there... is that it, Colpy?
apparently... suicide by gun is a... right! Hey Colpy! Live Free Or Die... err... Kill Yourself By Gun Or Die!!! :mrgreen:
And about the way you did not answer Colpy's question is not deflection in your hypocritical opinion?your attempted deflection is noted!
still waiting, Colpy... still waiting!
You are getting increasingly incoherent.
He always does............eventually.
I am not sure where you found these stats, but since I have been here in Florida in December, there have been not less than 3 to 4 teens killed by firearms EVERY week. That is just in a fairly local region and doesn't even take in Miami, or Jacksonville area. Over and above this, are the gang slayings, drive by shootings and just stupid firing rifles in the air in celebration of whatever turns them on. In my opinion, your stats are so far off as to be ridiculous. When will you understand that there is NO central department, agency that keeps thorough stats anymore in the US. I have given you over the years, the facts on how this happened but hey, you know better, right!!! The Republicans put in by those who are gungho nitwits who are so paranoid as to believe decent gun controls means instant loss of freedom to shoot their neighbors if they come to complain about their dog pooping on their lawns.From the rabidly anti-gun
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n 2010, unintentional firearm injuries caused the deaths of 606 people.18 From 2005-2010, almost 3,800 people in the U.S. died from unintentional shootings.19
Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence – Gun Law Information Experts
That averages out to 633 per year, and that number has been falling.....
Good Lord, nobody cares what you count......
Teen shootings accidental. lol.
So when a turf war over drugs breaks out between tennaged gangs, it is all an accident.
Too funny for words.