Well, well, well.....we just got the answer.
And, from Harvard, no less.
1. " A study published in the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy this spring calls into question the conventional wisdom behind arguments for more strict gun control. Namely, the idea that fewer guns would equal less deadly violence.
2. Will a Harvard man listen to Harvard research?
Probably not, if the Harvard man is Barack Obama, and what Harvards saying flies in the face of liberal pieties and misconceptions and lies about gun ownership, gun violence and gun control...
3 .Like the recently reported CDC study about gun violence Obama commissioned himself, the message to gun grabbers is clear:
Theyre wrong.
4. A Harvard study released in the spring .... focused on the prevalence of gun ownership in the United States versus those strict gun-control countries in Europe the left is so fond of talking about.
5. Looking at historical patterns in the United States from the colonial and post-colonial days, and in Europe going back to the time before guns were even invented, ...a clear conclusion:
Nations with higher gun ownership rates do not have higher murder or suicide rates than those with lower gun ownership
a. Russia. Under communist rule, the former Soviet union was largely disarmed by the government for the better part of a century, has a homicide rate four times higher than the U.S.
6. .... if guns arent the true source of the problem, wed best be honest and open about that, so we can better focus on finding real solutions.
7. ... solutions have much more to do with reversing the breakdown of the two-parent family, and our cultures wide-armed embrace of moral relativism."
Harvard Study: Banning Guns Would Not Reduce Murder
8. "Heavily armed Norwegians, where gun ownership is highest in Western Europe, have the continents lowest homicide rate, researchers Don Kates and Gary Mauser wrote.
9. In the United States, homicide rates were relatively low, despite periods when firearms were widely available the colonial era, when Americans were the worlds most heavily armed population, the post-Civil War years, when the country was awash in surplus guns and filled with men trained to use them.
10. And today?
Communities where gun-ownership rates are highest are where the homicide rates are lowest,...."
Harvard study proves gun-grabbers? argument dead wrong - BizPac Review
How often are Liberals going to be proven wrong, and conservatives correct, before folks on the Left learn???
Avagadro's number comes to mind.....
And, from Harvard, no less.
1. " A study published in the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy this spring calls into question the conventional wisdom behind arguments for more strict gun control. Namely, the idea that fewer guns would equal less deadly violence.
2. Will a Harvard man listen to Harvard research?
Probably not, if the Harvard man is Barack Obama, and what Harvards saying flies in the face of liberal pieties and misconceptions and lies about gun ownership, gun violence and gun control...
3 .Like the recently reported CDC study about gun violence Obama commissioned himself, the message to gun grabbers is clear:
Theyre wrong.
4. A Harvard study released in the spring .... focused on the prevalence of gun ownership in the United States versus those strict gun-control countries in Europe the left is so fond of talking about.
5. Looking at historical patterns in the United States from the colonial and post-colonial days, and in Europe going back to the time before guns were even invented, ...a clear conclusion:
Nations with higher gun ownership rates do not have higher murder or suicide rates than those with lower gun ownership
a. Russia. Under communist rule, the former Soviet union was largely disarmed by the government for the better part of a century, has a homicide rate four times higher than the U.S.
6. .... if guns arent the true source of the problem, wed best be honest and open about that, so we can better focus on finding real solutions.
7. ... solutions have much more to do with reversing the breakdown of the two-parent family, and our cultures wide-armed embrace of moral relativism."
Harvard Study: Banning Guns Would Not Reduce Murder
8. "Heavily armed Norwegians, where gun ownership is highest in Western Europe, have the continents lowest homicide rate, researchers Don Kates and Gary Mauser wrote.
9. In the United States, homicide rates were relatively low, despite periods when firearms were widely available the colonial era, when Americans were the worlds most heavily armed population, the post-Civil War years, when the country was awash in surplus guns and filled with men trained to use them.
10. And today?
Communities where gun-ownership rates are highest are where the homicide rates are lowest,...."
Harvard study proves gun-grabbers? argument dead wrong - BizPac Review
How often are Liberals going to be proven wrong, and conservatives correct, before folks on the Left learn???
Avagadro's number comes to mind.....
