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It's incredibly easy so long as you don't use a credit card.Try buying large quantities of fertilizer as an individual today, just saying.
It's incredibly easy so long as you don't use a credit card.Try buying large quantities of fertilizer as an individual today, just saying.
There sure is.
So, which of these two should be the first step?
- Registering gun owners
- Registering the mentally ill
It's incredibly easy so long as you don't use a credit card.
Weird - and a willful misrepresentation. Your studies from the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence relied on correlating suicides into the homicide rates they used. It's just what they do.I think it can be done without registry, but I think that if you look at the data the states that have gun registries also have significantly lower rates of gun homicide.
Weird.
Weird - and a willful misrepresentation. Your studies from the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence relied on correlating suicides into the homicide rates they used. It's just what they do.
IIRC, even Fact Check gave Obama 2 (out of 4) Pinocchio's for hoisting this particular gem.
So, you said to " look at the data the states that have gun registries" because they "also have significantly lower rates of gun homicide."Ok, so?
Sure you did.
You're assuming the answer to restricting access of firearms to the mentally is making all guns illegal.
You also assumed that's a position I would take by asking such a silly question in the first place.
Sure dude.