Skull Pilot
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The top ten homicides states are all red. You have to get to the 15th state before you find a blue one (Nevada), and then the 20th state before you find another one (Colorado).Wow are you ever WRONGCalifornia's homicide rate is just below the national average.Okay, so any level gun control is bad which is of course retarded on its own, but the right can’t even think of any alternatives to curbing gun violence. Saying “no” to everything accomplishes absolutely nothing. It’s astounding we are still at square one.
California has some of the most strict gun control laws in the country. How would additional laws have prevented this catastrophe?
Whereas most of the states above the national average are red states with lax gun laws.
UT is considered to have the most lax gun laws in the country and what's the murder rate in UT?
in 2017 the murder rate of CA was 4.6 per 100000
The murder rate in UT was 2.4 per 100000
NH has had the lowest murder rate in the country at 1 per 100000 in 2017
NH gun laws are far less restrictive than those of CA
You might want to actually do some research before you say shit so you won't sound like such a fucking idiot.
You are the one who has not done his research.
That's NOT what you said
you said that CA has a murder rate equal to the country average all the states with lax gun laws have higher murder rates than the average
you were wrong just admit it
and FYI I never mentioned red or blue states because that is quite irrelevant to the false claim you made
Huh?Wow are you ever WRONGCalifornia's homicide rate is just below the national average.Okay, so any level gun control is bad which is of course retarded on its own, but the right can’t even think of any alternatives to curbing gun violence. Saying “no” to everything accomplishes absolutely nothing. It’s astounding we are still at square one.
California has some of the most strict gun control laws in the country. How would additional laws have prevented this catastrophe?
Whereas most of the states above the national average are red states with lax gun laws.
UT is considered to have the most lax gun laws in the country and what's the murder rate in UT?
in 2017 the murder rate of CA was 4.6 per 100000
The murder rate in UT was 2.4 per 100000
NH has had the lowest murder rate in the country at 1 per 100000 in 2017
NH gun laws are far less restrictive than those of CA
You might want to actually do some research before you say shit so you won't sound like such a fucking idiot.
States with the most (and least) gun violence. See where your state stacks up.
I used MURDER RATES or can't you read?