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I've answered your question and anyone with a brain can see that. I suspect that you just want to bump your own thread.
She just likes to repeat herself ad nauseam and declare victory, it's her schtick.
But I AM always victorious....as proven by the fact that my three points above left you speechless.
Speechless? No. I just don't care to debate your strawmen, I made that pretty clear before, but hey there you are again declaring an empty victory.
Are you lying to yourself, to assuage how wounded you are by the information I've provided????
There's no debate possible.
I've proven that guns are simply a red herring.....
This is dispositive....as the earlier poster found as well.
a."Over 98% of mass shootings occurred on gun-free zones, research shows"
According to the Crime Prevention Research Center, from the 1950ās through July 10th of 2016, 98.4 percent of mass shootings have occurred on gun-free zones, with just 1.6 percent occurring where citizens are allowed to have firearms with them."
Over 98% of mass shootings occurred on gun-free zones, research shows
b. "From 1994 through 2004, a federal ban on āassault weaponsā was in place, and it had no detectable effect on crime.
We have a unique advantage in judging calls for a ban on so-called assault weapons: Weāve done it before. From 1994 through 2004, a federal ban on āassault weaponsā was in place, and it had no detectable effect on crime. The independent Task Force on Community Preventative Services found no evidence that the assault-weapon ban prevented any violence. The National Research Councilās review of the academic literature on the question found that the data ādid not reveal any clear impacts on gun violence.ā The Justice Departmentās own study suggested that any effects of the law were too small to be statistically measured. Indeed, the only statistically significant outcome that could be detected was a steep rise in prices for various firearms that werenāt banned. Political realities being what they are, it is no surprise that Smith & Wesson shares went up almost 7 percent after the Orlando murders."
Assault-Weapon Ban: No | National Review
c. ā¦ the data shows that all mass shooting are in āGun Free Zones,ā and when nearly all mass shooters are on prescribed psychotropic drugsā¦..
āAt least fourteen recent school shootings were committed by those taking or withdrawing from psychiatric drugs.
It is important to note the ā¦ cases where the information about the shooters psychiatric drug use was made public. To give an example, although it is known that James Holmes, suspected perpetrator of the Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting, was seeing psychiatry-ist Lynne Fenton, there has been no mention of what psychiatric drugs he may have been takingāthough it is highly probably he was taking psychiatric drugs considering he was under a psychiatristās ācareā.
Of these 14, seven were seeing either a psychiatrist (5 of them) or psychologist (2 of them). It is not known whether or not the other half were seeing a psychiatrist, as it has not been published.
There have been 22 international drug regulatory warnings issued on psychiatric drugs causing violence, mania, hostility, aggression, psychosis, and other violent type reactions. These warnings have been issued in the United States, European Union, Japan, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada.ā
Columbine | CCHR International
So...."I just don't care to debate your strawmen"
This is a joke.....like you.
Nothing there has addressed anything I've said. So, go back to my post and start over.
Since there is no connection, in any way or degree, with the massacre at the Florida school......one begins to wonder why Democrats/Liberals would not acknowledge two simple changes that would, essentially, end mass shooting.
Outlaw Gun Free Zones
Andā¦.
Restrict the use of and the prescribing of psychotropic drugs.
Neither the NRA nor the AR-15 are the cause of such shootings