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NPR’s Lazy Journalism on Guns and Teenage Suicide
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The recently published study State Gun Law Environment and Youth Gun Carrying in the United States purports to prove that “more restrictive overall gun control policies are associated with a reduced likelihood of youth gun carrying.” The usual media suspects have decided that the study also proves that less restrictive gun control laws lead to more youth gun carrying, leading to more firearms-related teen suicides. |
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mickey
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| This is Nationalized Propaganda Radio you're talking about. Did you mean to say lazy, or did you mean to say dishonest? |
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