This fresh of the Twitter:
Even though Louisiana does have a high rate of gun deaths, it is VPC’s own zip code the one that takes the distinction of being the #1 in gun deaths:
But let’s keep the facts away from a good load of BS.
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This fresh of the Twitter:
Even though Louisiana does have a high rate of gun deaths, it is VPC’s own zip code the one that takes the distinction of being the #1 in gun deaths:
But let’s keep the facts away from a good load of BS.
Semi-retired like Vito Corleone before the heart attack. Consiglieri to J.Kb and AWA. I lived in a Gun Control Paradise: It sucked and got people killed. I do believe that Freedom scares the political elites.
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I have a hunch that when you take the rate times the actual populations, LA will be #1 in total deaths per year.
LA has 4.5 million people, -about 880 homicides per year based on rates listed above. DC has about 190 and AK will have about 120.
Of course this leaves out that the most important thin is the rate not the overall number…
“I have a hunch that when you take the rate times the actual populations, LA will be #1 in total deaths per year.”
Not even close. Look at AZ, for starters.
And again “Gun Death” presented as a valid metric.
http://www.weerdworld.com/category/gun-death/
Uh huh. Sorry I have blood in my veins, and a heart in my chest, I don’t feel any better if somebody was shot or stabbed.
@ Tasso-I did not look any further down the list than #3 in terms of rate-bad move on my part, apparently.
Bah. Do not fall into the logical fallacies of the anti-rights cultists – reject their idiocy at the most basic of levels whenever and wherever possible.
“Gun deaths” are a meaningless statistic crafted entirely and specifically to reduce, if not outright destroy, the notion of the salutary affects firearms can have on a society, especially given that those numbers frequently include both self-defense shootings and shootings by police. On the other hand, “violent crime” statistics represent not only how crime-ridden the populace really is, but also indicate how much firearms can discourage criminals from doing what they do.
And, guess what? Louisiana clocks in at #10 for 2005. As usual, anti-rights cultists are all too eager to warp statistics to their own pathetic, authoritarian wet dreams…
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