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The national pandemic continues. You think I’m talking about coronavirus? I’m talking about guns.
Two new studies by the Brookings Institution and University of California, Davis show a nearly 50% spike in gun sales in the US during the last 4 months -- nearly 4 million in June alone, and 19 million sold so far this year. Two main things seem to be catalysts: Covid-19 and the largely peaceful Black Lives Matter protests. (Yes, despite the media focus on instances of violence and looting, the vast majority of the nationwide protests were peaceful and lawful.) |
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PHORTO
(7/24/2020)
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"the largely peaceful Black Lives Matter protests"
Excuse me? Portland has had 60 days of continuous nocturnal rioting.
Get out of your bubble, Doctor, and get with the program. |
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shootergdv
(7/24/2020)
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| And how many billions have these "peaceful protests" cost ?How many cops injured or worse ? SNOWFLAKE ! |
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