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The response from Trump’s opponents was perfectly appropriate: glad Trump wasn’t killed, acknowledged the irony of Trump being subject to gun violence, not surprised that the shooter was a rightwing gun nut loon, and rejecting the right’s ridiculous conspiracy theories and lies.I think they're also truly (and I'm not running smack here) at how everyone pretty much just shrugged and went back to what they were doing.
I lost my spouse a while back. And that was the hardest thing for me to "get over"...how people just went on with their lives. I really think that many (if not most) of the blobbers here can't get over how little the rest of us cared.
Yes suicide is a thing someone does to them self you can never prevent. But be dishonest.We have 43,000 people killed and 70,000 injured with guns in this country every year.
We've all decided we love our guns more than we love our children.
I wish you guys got as upset about a room full of slaughtered preschoolers as you are about Trump's Ear Tampon.
If the Secret Service wanted Trump to die they could not have been more helpful to the 20 year old lollipop considered to be the lone shooter
Liberals are interested in facts and the truth – there was no ‘plot’ to kill Trump.The SS and FBI have not answered many questions and obviously dont intend to
So your saying a 20 year old with no experience out smarted the secret service?Liberals are interested in facts and the truth – there was no ‘plot’ to kill Trump.
So you're saying the secret service didn't do anything wrong?So your saying a 20 year old with no experience out smarted the secret service?
No, it was spot on. You willingly pour poison Iminto your own brain. And it has caused an intellectual decline that I have witnessed over my 7 years, here.That was a meaningless post
I asked the question you want to answer the question then by all means give me an answer. A question is not an answer.So you're saying the secret service didn't do anything wrong?
You're weird posts often cut both ways. But you don't think anything through.
He does it all the timeThat was a meaningless post
She is NOT black and she is a whore. Is what you meant to say?God kept him alive to lose to a black woman![]()
You curious about a few hundred thousand who died from Covid because of that sociopath Trump?And liberals are amazingly uncurious about what happened
They were looking for him
But the SS should have kept trump off the stage till Crooks was found
A gun in the home is 43 times more likely to kill a family member (through suicide, accident, or domestic argument) than a bad guy.Yes suicide is a thing someone does to them self you can never prevent. But be dishonest.
I have my guns to protect my grand children
That's a lie. The 1986 Kellerman study, the source of the famous "43 to 1" ratio, is deceptive in several ways. The basis for comparison in this study is the ratio of "firearm-related deaths" of household members vs. deaths of criminals killed in the home (justifiable homicides). The "firearm-related deaths" in the study include suicides and accidents, neither of which are randomly distributed throughout the population, as the 43 to 1 "risk ratio" would imply. Both suicides and accidents are more likely to occur in specific categories of people than they are in the general population. Of the 398 "firearm-related deaths" included in the study, the vast majority (333, or, 84%) were suicides. The number of fatal firearms accidents in the study was 12 (or 3% of the studied deaths). Since sometimes a "gun cleaning accident" is actually a suicide reported under a name less likely to deny payment from a life insurance company, there may in fact have been even fewer accidents than are apparent from the reporting. When only the criminal homicides are considered, rather than including suicides and accidents, the "43 to 1" ratio disappears, and the ratio is far less dramatic, more like "4.5 to 1". There were 41 criminal homicides reported in the Kellerman study, and 9 instances of justifiable or self-defense homicide. People who are violent, unbalanced, or involved in a life of crime are much more likely to use their home gun unwisely, and their chances of using it to harm another (or themselves) are higher than would be expected for the majority of the population.A gun in the home is 43 times more likely to kill a family member (through suicide, accident, or domestic argument) than a bad guy.
You didn't think this through at all, did you?