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Before Passing More Gun Control Laws, Look at Chicago
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David Williamson
Website: libertyparkpress.com
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The Chicago Tribune is reporting that in a single 24-hour period over the past weekend, 24 people were shot in the Windy City, including three adults who died, and that likely brings the 2019 body count to 90-plus.
A running count is maintained by the Chicago Sun-Times, which listed 89 slayings in the city as of April 3. Presumably this past weekend’s fatalities won’t appear until later. |
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Stripeseven
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| Maybe a few more gun laws for the law abiding to follow is the answer.... |
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