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Can we all agree that the efforts Democrats make to reduce gun violence will benefit red states more than blue states?

You said gun violence. I pointed out there is no such thing, as inanimate objects can’t commit any act of any kind.
Its all so ****ing sophomoric.
I’m sorry that you fall into the same hilarious baby talk stupidity that all gun banners are forced into.
 
flummoxed by word order.
I just don't respect the baby talk.
Maybe I don't read most of your posts because it's just trash.
 
Work on your reading comprehension. Institutionalized poverty causes and contributes to gun violence.
God I love this place, Clax assumes your argument, then you assume Clax's argument, and you have all taken each other's argument and twisted them into meaningless bs without any sort basis, any words written of your own to back whatever blurt you just expelled. Its worse than party-line conversations where by the last line the subject has been lost. There is a thread about whether it is possible to have rational gun debates, the answer is no and this thread is just another example.

I already said that the crime of gun violence (that your compatriots can't say without stuttering) is, like most crime, correlated to poverty and the level of its intensity. You have not gotten anywhere with your point, which was that LBJ's Great Society caused greater levels of poverty. It didn't, it reduced poverty. Your compatriots don't even want you to discuss poverty or its effects.
 
God I love this place, Clax assumes your argument, then you assume Clax's argument, and you have all taken each other's argument and twisted them into meaningless bs without any sort basis
It all boils down to your poor reading comprhension.
What you do not seem to want to admit is that in reality LBJs Great Society did absolutely nothing to reduce poverty in the long run. Instead, they institutionalized it with what amounts to permanent handouts.
 
It all boils down to your poor reading comprhension.
You can't even spell the word....
What you do not seem to want to admit is that in reality LBJs Great Society did absolutely nothing to reduce poverty in the long run. Instead, they institutionalized it with what amounts to permanent handouts.
Not only do you again arrive empty handed, fact free, you seem to think US welfare hasn't changed since the 1960's. This is all so stupid and pointless, I'm arguing with a guy that has no understanding of the thing he wants to base an argument upon.
 
Only a fool would claim these are unrelated. I'll try again. Learn something and try again.
 
Are you now claiming that suicide by firearm is not gun violence?

tff
 
How many American cities have secure borders? A Californian that lives in the city or in the rural areas is still a Californian. Separating rural and urban firearm deaths is just mental masturbation.
 
No.

Are you suggesting that when they happen with ropes, the problem is just too much rope access?
No, I'm stating this.
AI-
In summary, restricting access to firearms, particularly during times of crisis, is a critical component of suicide prevention strategies and has been shown to reduce both firearm suicide rates and overall suicide rates. This is because firearms are a highly lethal method, and most individuals who survive a suicide attempt do not go on to die by suicide later.
 
Are you now claiming that suicide by firearm is not gun violence?

tff

Suicide by firearm is not gun violence. Someone who would describe it as such, should also have categories of "rope violence", "motor vehicle violence", "prescription drug violence", "tall building violence", and "bridge violence".
 
If the democrats really wanted to reduce gun violence, they would fix the inner-city poverty problems they created through LBJ's Great Society programs.
The Great Society was working, dramatically dropping poverty rates in America until the thirst for military adventurism sucked up the American budget.
 
How many American cities have secure borders? A Californian that lives in the city or in the rural areas is still a Californian. Separating rural and urban firearm deaths is just mental masturbation.

Hahahaha! But lumping suicides, murders, and accidents together as if they are alike makes sense. /s
 
No, I'm stating this.

No you're not.

 
And you pretend that because I didn't say suppressor, you act like it isn't a problem. Do you feel that red flag laws are common sense? Or do you group it all under 2nd Amendment protection?
 
Suicide by firearm is not gun violence. Someone who would describe it as such, should also have categories of "rope violence", "motor vehicle violence", "prescription drug violence", "tall building violence", and "bridge violence".
Erwin Mainway logic.
 
How many American cities have secure borders? A Californian that lives in the city or in the rural areas is still a Californian. Separating rural and urban firearm deaths is just mental masturbation.

So you're saying rural people's enter the city, shoot it up and then go home?

Wow, never heard of that theory.
 
If incarceration kept us safer, we'd already be the safest country in the world.

You think red flag laws are stupid?
"Of the estimated 4,970 female victims of murder and nonnegligent manslaughter in 2021, data reported by law enforcement agencies indicate that 34% were killed by an intimate partner (figure 1). By comparison, about 6% of the 17,970 males murdered that year were victims of intimate partner homicide.
Overall, 76% of female murders and 56% of male murders were perpetrated by someone known to the victim. About 16% of female murder victims were killed by a nonintimate family member—parent, grandparent, sibling, in-law, and other family member—compared to 10% of male murder victims.
 
Political parties don’t prevent unconstitutional gun laws. The constitution does.

Bump stocks are accessories. So are suppressors. Do you not know what the word accessory means?
Yes, firearm accessories alter the firearm. What is the recreational purpose of them?

Red flag laws are just one gun law that is not unconstitutional.
 
As near as I can tell, your reply is all opinions, and opinions are like assholes. Everybody has one. Source your claims.
 
Nothing of substance to refute me, eh?
Your absurd levels of illogic require no refutation. No one can have discussion with people that completely abandon the logic within language. This constant Greek chorus of "gun violence does not exist" is all just a way to escape from reality via the misuse of language and logic. A cause is always extreme when it refuses to uses common language and logic.
 
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