Fenixgoon
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edit - woops, i misread what glenn1 said. if you read what he said, i think he meant "pro life" side of things is only emotional arguments, which is by and large true.
also there have been some fairly comprehensive studies that show little/no effect of gun laws (i.e. more restrictions make no sense). the FBI did a review of the 1994 AWB, for example, and found virtually no effect. though i don't believe it was ever officially published - but you can find a copy online by googling.
not to mention gun violence is very much a symptom of two larger problems (poor mental health care and drugs/gangs. legalize drugs and watch the crime plummet)
What made you think that abortion is an emotional argument rather than an issue that has a direct impact on women's personal and financial health? You realize there are studies about this, right?
Same with gun laws by the way, studies there too. Guess what? They support gun control for the most part too.
edit - woops, i misread what glenn1 said. if you read what he said, i think he meant "pro life" side of things is only emotional arguments, which is by and large true.
also there have been some fairly comprehensive studies that show little/no effect of gun laws (i.e. more restrictions make no sense). the FBI did a review of the 1994 AWB, for example, and found virtually no effect. though i don't believe it was ever officially published - but you can find a copy online by googling.
not to mention gun violence is very much a symptom of two larger problems (poor mental health care and drugs/gangs. legalize drugs and watch the crime plummet)
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