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I already looked at that link, the author has no mention of how she compiled the report.
What's with the lies, man? Seriously.
The link says very plainly that it comes from the National Crime Victim Survey that the DOJ has been running since 1973.
Why are you lying? I don't understand. This is the weakest gaslighting I've ever seen.
She has no link to her raw data that we could then use to verify her estimates. In other words it is her OPINION based on not a whole bunch of actual, observed data.
Idiot. If you bothered to actually read the link, you'd know that it comes from the National Crime Victim Survey that the DOJ has been running since 1973.
Here's the actual study.
No more gaslighting excuses.
Wait, ALL owning a gun does is increase the supply for thieves? I'm pretty sure gun ownership can involve more than leaving a gun sitting around until someone steals it.
Nope.
Gun ownership does nothing more than increase the supply of available guns for thieves to steal. Any gun in the hands of a criminal was once ion the hands of a "responsible gun owner" who either lost it, sold it to someone shady because they needed the money, or had it stolen from them. And the real kicker is that when guns go missing from homes, they're only reported to the police less than 90% of the time. How come it's not 100%? If we are to believe that "responsible gun owners" exist, how come they can't even get an "A" when it comes to reporting their own weapons as stolen?
This is why I oppose gun ownership; because all it does is add to the supply of guns for thieves to steal and then use.
So the irony is that you buy a gun to protect your home from a break-in from criminals armed with guns they stole from home break-ins.
'Hot' Guns Fueling Crime, US Study SaysAnd less than 90% of the time, the "law abiding, responsible gun owner" doesn't even report the gun stolen to the police.
An estimated 230,000 guns per year are stolen in home burglaries and property crimes, according to a study by the Department of Justice.
Gun ownership isn't about personal defense or safety; it's about a sick fetish and fantasy of wanting to kill somebody.
In the time it took you to read this post, at least 1 gun was stolen from a "law abiding, responsible gun owner".
And yet, less than 20,000 people per year are killed by murderers using guns, so even if all those murders involved stolen guns, more than 90% of the stolen guns were not involved in anybody killing anyone.
0.08% of all guns
Very very low rate of theft
38% of black males have been incarcerated
Now that's a number
Ah, but nearly 100% of the guns used by criminals are guns that were stolen from homes.
So you arm yourself with a gun to protect your home from criminals armed with guns they stole from homes.
So you're increasing the pool and availability of guns for criminals to steal.
I will bow out of this imbecilic charade and tough guy who wants me to fuck myself can try that face to face
Do you realize how ridiculous it is to suggest that 100% of non stolen gun owner should be without guns due to 0.08% of them having a gun stolen AND stating that the ones who did have it stolen are responsible for the criminal act that was perpetrated upon them
It's not ridiculous at all.
What's ridiculous is buying a gun to protect your home from criminals armed with guns they stole from homes.
What's ridiculous is increasing the supply of guns available for criminals to steal.
What's ridiculous is even bringing a gun into your home knowing that most criminals get their guns from home break-ins.
Honestly, in the one year I have been here your posts on this are the most idiotic and irrational that I have seen on any subject
Can I get a second?
Go fuck yourself.
he posts may continue, but the point of the thread ended with my pointing out this is a study that used the term "estimated".
They estimate it at 230,000 based on 5 years' worth of hard data they collected that shows 1.4 million guns were stolen, as responded to the NCVS survey that has been around since 1973.
So once again, your gaslighting fails and your point fails with it.
he posts may continue, but the point of the thread ended with my pointing out this is a study that used the term "estimated".
They estimate it at 230,000 based on 5 years' worth of hard data they collected that shows 1.4 million guns were stolen, as responded to the NCVS survey that has been around since 1973.
So once again, your gaslighting fails and your point fails with it.
Yes, but then she doesn't provide a link to the raw data.
Nor does she provide a link or an explanation of which statistical method she used to arrive at her estimate.
t's called Academia, we have rules that are supposed to be followed in matters such as these.
Wait, ALL owning a gun does is increase the supply for thieves? I'm pretty sure gun ownership can involve more than leaving a gun sitting around until someone steals it.
Nope.
Gun ownership does nothing more than increase the supply of available guns for thieves to steal. Any gun in the hands of a criminal was once ion the hands of a "responsible gun owner" who either lost it, sold it to someone shady because they needed the money, or had it stolen from them. And the real kicker is that when guns go missing from homes, they're only reported to the police less than 90% of the time. How come it's not 100%? If we are to believe that "responsible gun owners" exist, how come they can't even get an "A" when it comes to reporting their own weapons as stolen?![]()
Yes, but then she doesn't provide a link to the raw data. Nor does she provide a link or an explanation of which statistical method she used to arrive at her estimate. It's called Academia, we have rules that are supposed to be followed in matters such as these.
Oh? What about the 1.5 million who use them to defend themselves every year.
Keeping one's guns properly secured is a perfectly defensible liberal position.Indefensible liberal positions frequently result in hysterical profanity laced tirades because they have nothing else to support their ideas and no other way of communicating
So an ESTIMATED 230,000 guns out of 300 MILLION PLUS guns, this means that 99.9% of the 100 MILLION PLUS gun owners are responsible gun owners which means that those 100 MILLION PLUS gun owners are NOT responsible for criminals getting guns, which is you idiotic point on another thread that it's the fault of gun owners that criminals have guns.
And yet, less than 20,000 people per year are killed by murderers using guns, so even if all those murders involved stolen guns, more than 90% of the stolen guns were not involved in anybody killing anyone.
So what? You're just going to write off those murders? So you're writing off the victims too. Way to have empathy (NOT).
It's that monstrous position that is giving rise to a whole wave of anti-gun activists and lever-pullers. Look at what happened last night in Wisconsin if you want to see how poorly that strategy is working for the NRA. When you dismiss victims like that, all you do is turn them into martyrs which is then used to oust you and your positions from the conversation. Again, look at what happened in WI last night.
0.08% of all guns
Very very low rate of theft
38% of black males have been incarcerated
Now that's a number
Ah, but nearly 100% of the guns used by criminals are guns that were stolen from homes.
So you arm yourself with a gun to protect your home from criminals armed with guns they stole from homes.
So you're increasing the pool and availability of guns for criminals to steal.
^^^^ This:
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Indefensible liberal positions frequently result in hysterical profanity laced tirades because they have nothing else to support their ideas and no other way of communicating