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AN overwhelming percentage of Americans grasp this and support reform. You can draw your own conclusions about posters on here.OZONE said:
Given that I reside in the USA, the odds that I'll die by gun are fairly high... if I were under 15, the odds would be even higherRoadDawg55 said:
This was funny, but I still want to kill you. Preferably with a bunch of guns ...OZONE said:
Here this link is better
https://youtu.be/LtlJEvHmO0o
http://www.medhelp.org/general-health/articles/The-25-Most-Common-Causes-of-Death/193?page=2
#10: Assault by firearm
Odds of dying: 1 in 300
America is the gun violence capital of the world. According to FBI crime statistics, there were 9,146 murders by firearm in 2009. Like death by accidental gun discharge, death rates for assault by firearm in the U.S. are also disproportionate to similar countries. It has the highest rate of firearm deaths among 25 high-income nations and more disturbingly, the overall firearm-related death rate among U.S. children under age 15 is 12 times higher than the death rates of these 25 high-income nations combined.
As always, thanks for reading.
The problem is getting politicians to maybe draw up new laws or getting the mentally deranged some help before they kill people (with guns). The gun lobby won't be having that. -
Bullshit. The mentally ill are protected by all sorts of lawsFire_Marshall_Bill said:
AN overwhelming percentage of Americans grasp this and support reform. You can draw your own conclusions about posters on here.OZONE said:
Given that I reside in the USA, the odds that I'll die by gun are fairly high... if I were under 15, the odds would be even higherRoadDawg55 said:
This was funny, but I still want to kill you. Preferably with a bunch of guns ...OZONE said:
Here this link is betterhttps://youtu.be/LtlJEvHmO0o
http://www.medhelp.org/general-health/articles/The-25-Most-Common-Causes-of-Death/193?page=2
#10: Assault by firearm
Odds of dying: 1 in 300
America is the gun violence capital of the world. According to FBI crime statistics, there were 9,146 murders by firearm in 2009. Like death by accidental gun discharge, death rates for assault by firearm in the U.S. are also disproportionate to similar countries. It has the highest rate of firearm deaths among 25 high-income nations and more disturbingly, the overall firearm-related death rate among U.S. children under age 15 is 12 times higher than the death rates of these 25 high-income nations combined.
As always, thanks for reading.
The problem is getting politicians to maybe draw up new laws or getting the mentally deranged some help before they kill people (with guns). The gun lobby won't be having that. -
It's being said, the black white supremacist Muslim Isis shooter who was nuts that nobody saw as a threat, broke 27 gun laws to conduct his carnage in a gun free zone.
Nobody can point to a 28th law he wouldn't have broken.
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Can we make accidental gun discharge illegal already?
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2.5 million people die a year.
And you're worried about how 10,000 of them go?
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doesn't mean they're being adequately treatedRaceBannon said:
Bullshit. The mentally ill are protected by all sorts of lawsFire_Marshall_Bill said:
AN overwhelming percentage of Americans grasp this and support reform. You can draw your own conclusions about posters on here.OZONE said:
Given that I reside in the USA, the odds that I'll die by gun are fairly high... if I were under 15, the odds would be even higherRoadDawg55 said:
This was funny, but I still want to kill you. Preferably with a bunch of guns ...OZONE said:
Here this link is betterhttps://youtu.be/LtlJEvHmO0o
http://www.medhelp.org/general-health/articles/The-25-Most-Common-Causes-of-Death/193?page=2
#10: Assault by firearm
Odds of dying: 1 in 300
America is the gun violence capital of the world. According to FBI crime statistics, there were 9,146 murders by firearm in 2009. Like death by accidental gun discharge, death rates for assault by firearm in the U.S. are also disproportionate to similar countries. It has the highest rate of firearm deaths among 25 high-income nations and more disturbingly, the overall firearm-related death rate among U.S. children under age 15 is 12 times higher than the death rates of these 25 high-income nations combined.
As always, thanks for reading.
The problem is getting politicians to maybe draw up new laws or getting the mentally deranged some help before they kill people (with guns). The gun lobby won't be having that.
I mean, look at this board.
