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Lifer
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Please stop insulting uneducated monkeys.
Thanks.
ok how about Donkey's?
Please stop insulting uneducated monkeys.
Thanks.
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Sure you did ... you put more effort into finding out about a not too often referenced AT poster than you do your posts. Believable ... :sneaky:
And you seem to put a lot of effort into your own paranoia of me... who has issues again?
LOL! Both of the things you listed are federal crimes and don't involve state laws.
Interesting, well-done web map here:
http://tracetheguns.org/
The lack of any of the ten listed laws that help reduce guns used in crime in many of these states is pretty terrible.
Lie on the application to get a gun? Buy someone a gun who isn't allowed to have one? No problem.
how did i miss your thread???
does your bro still wear a kilt?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2009/oct/05/us-homicide-ratesROFL this shit is so stupid. It's a chart that shows which states export the most guns. What the fuck does exporting guns have to do with gun violence? The only reason you relate them is because they have the word "gun" in them. How come these places which are exporting so many guns, don't have the crime levels of some of the places that are importing all the guns from there? You don't think they keep any for themselves? Not to mention, these guns actually have to get into the hands of PEOPLE who commit CRIMES. Rofl, what a piece of shit website. Craig you're a funny joke lol.
Can I be racist here?http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2009/oct/05/us-homicide-rates
New Hampshire and North Dakota has one of the most lax rules on gun ownership regulation(based on Craig234's link), but yet their murder rate per 100,000 is lower than all states.
How do they manage to accomplish this?
New Hampshire only had TWO murders by firearms in 2008. How???
I know I didn't quote you originally Craig234, but I was expecting an explanation to my question specifically from you(or anyone else who supports your conclusion).http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2009/oct/05/us-homicide-rates
New Hampshire and North Dakota has one of the most lax rules on gun ownership regulation(based on Craig234's link), but yet their murder rate per 100,000 is lower than all states.
How do they manage to accomplish this?
New Hampshire only had TWO murders by firearms in 2008. How???
Seems like a logical failure.
