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CA: Guns don’t make us safer, and it’s time for a change
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Twenty-six shot dead in a church and a painted rock commands more than half of The Tribune’s front page?
This is exactly the time we should be probing deeply into gun deaths in United States of America. Last year, there were over 38,000 lives lost to guns. Gun homicides have gone up. And no one dares to mention the elephant in the room? It’s not mental health treatment, but easy access to military-style weapons. Mass shootings occur in the U.S. almost daily. No other country comes close. More guns make us safer? Just the opposite. |
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jughead
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| When you sit down to negotiate on what you already have, you lose. —REP. MARIE PARENTE nuff said |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(11/11/2017)
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"More guns make us safer?"
38,000 gunshot deaths in one year.
500,000+ defensive uses of guns in one year.
What do YOU think? |
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