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U.S. doesn’t have gun problem
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"Another sensational murder, another clarion call from the leftist gun-grabbers. Extremists are so predictable."
"The clarion call, though, is built on a myth, a myth that somehow the United States is a dangerous place and that guns are the main reason for it."
"The truth is that the United States is one of the safest countries in the world."
"While the United States has the largest number of guns per capita, it has a surprisingly low murder rate compared to the rest of the world. It is not in the top 10. It is not in the top 25. It is not in the top 50."
"It is not even in the top 100." ... |
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" it has a surprisingly low murder rate compared to the rest of the world. "
very amazing considering that certain special group (okay maybe 2 groups) that is (are) committing all of our weapon crime...without them we WOULD BE the safest country in the world....dammit..... |
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