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CA: Even law-abiding citizens need strict gun laws
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For example, in Washington state, researchers found nine occasions when gun owners shot and killed an intruder – the stories often cited as proof that guns protect people. In the same period, guns in people’s homes were implicated in 12 accidental deaths and 41 homicides. The number of suicides? Three hundred and thirty-three. Guns harmed their owners nearly 50 times as often as they protected them. Regulations prevent businesses from selling us useless medicines and toxic food. Looks like gun owners need similar kinds of protection. |
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| Crunching unreal numbers means NOTHING at all! As long as liberals lie there is no communication!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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