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U.S. Adds Nearly 200 Million Privately Owned Guns, Firearm Suicide Rate Decreases
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From 1981 to 2013 the U.S. added 195 million privately owned firearms and the firearm-related suicide rate fell by five percent.
This is significant when one considers that firearm-related suicide is actually the category that drives gun violence numbers used by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence and the various gun control groups funded by Michael Bloomberg. In fact, “with firearm murder and firearm accident death rates…at historic lows,” Bloomberg’s Center for Gun Policy at John Hopkins University has set it sights on pushing gun control as a solution to suicide.
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| Then, he should send them a THANK YOU note. |
| Comment by:
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| (Sorry. Wrong story. See previous.) |
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