KidRocks
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I always knew there was a good reason for my mother to ban and forbid all types of guns in our household, why, my mother would not allow us to even play with toy guns, they to were banned from our home.
It's as simple as that, guns kill, our entire family has always lived without guns in our homes, thank God we never needed them for any reason.
But hey, you want guns in your homes, go ahead, I don't care, what ever turns you on, but please be careful with guns around children...
remember, guns don't kill people, people with easy access to guns kill people!
Homicide Rates Higher in States with More Guns at Home - Yahoo! News
Guns are used to kill two out of every three homicide victims in the United States, and new research shows that easy-access guns in the home make a difference. Homicide rates are highest in states where more households have guns, the national survey concludes.
The finding held even after taking into account socioeconomic status and gender.
"Our findings suggest that in the United States, household firearms may be an important source of guns used to kill children, women and men, both on the street and in their homes," said lead researcher Matthew Miller of the Harvard School of Public Health.
It's as simple as that, guns kill, our entire family has always lived without guns in our homes, thank God we never needed them for any reason.
But hey, you want guns in your homes, go ahead, I don't care, what ever turns you on, but please be careful with guns around children...
remember, guns don't kill people, people with easy access to guns kill people!
Homicide Rates Higher in States with More Guns at Home - Yahoo! News
Guns are used to kill two out of every three homicide victims in the United States, and new research shows that easy-access guns in the home make a difference. Homicide rates are highest in states where more households have guns, the national survey concludes.
The finding held even after taking into account socioeconomic status and gender.
"Our findings suggest that in the United States, household firearms may be an important source of guns used to kill children, women and men, both on the street and in their homes," said lead researcher Matthew Miller of the Harvard School of Public Health.