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Report: Gun Injuries Among Florida Children Rising
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Gun injuries are a growing problem for Florida’s children, rising along with the increasing availability of firearms across the state, according to a special report in the Tampa Bay Times. The newspaper reported that it looked at millions of hospital discharge records for patients across Florida, plus data collected by the state’s 24 medical examiners. |
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dasing
(2/27/2017)
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| Mandate education for the kids! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(2/27/2017)
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What bogus BS.
The death toll among kids is among BLACK kids in gang-infested neighborhoods, shot by criminals who can't legally purchase or possess firearms to begin with.
The implication here is that guns being available to average citizens through the normal, regulated processes is responsible for the rise in child gunshot victims.
Completely disingenuous, completely bogus. |
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