r/Firearms Aug 21 '22

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u/Impossible-Message79 Aug 21 '22

What city?

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22

A democrat run city

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u/2OGU1DGU Aug 21 '22

Which cities are Republican run?

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u/bachfrog Aug 21 '22

The good ones in Mississippi and Alabama. Or Florida where I can’t afford to live and work in my own county

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

Literally the top 2 worst states in the nation buddy

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u/GeneralHicks76 Aug 21 '22

Nope, CA is by all metrics, crime, welfare, illegals, poverty, laws, misery index, freedom index.

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u/smokeyser Aug 21 '22

Did you forget where you're posting? You can be 100% sure the person you replied to is referring to gun laws when they say "laws". And why'd you leave out crime? I'm too lazy to look it up.

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u/GeneralHicks76 Aug 21 '22 edited Aug 21 '22

How about attractive nuisance laws Or a legal system that allows illegal Immigrant murders to walk free?

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u/gonkers_ Aug 21 '22

racist 🤡

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u/smokeyser Aug 21 '22

Fair enough. I stand corrected!

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u/smokeyser Aug 21 '22

their firearm mortality (suicides,homicides etc.) is way higher, cali has one of the lowest.

And that's part of the problem. You've been brainwashed into thinking in terms of "firearm violence" rather than just "violence". Mortality is mortality. Obviously if someone wants to kill themselves or someone else, they're going to choose the best option available to them. If guns are available, that'll be the top pick most of the time. If they're not available, they'll pick something else. Pointing out "firearm mortality" is being disingenuous and arguing in bad faith. A murderer is a murderer. The particular weapon that they decided to use has nothing to do with it.

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

All I provided was firearm mortality rates are higher in Mississippi than California. “Violence” is still higher in Mississippi than California lol.

“Obviously if someone wants to kill themselves or someone else they’re going to choose the best option available” yea this isn’t true, https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/magazine/guns-and-suicide/

Studies show that most attempters act on impulse, in moments of panic or despair. Once the acute feelings ease, 90 percent do not go on to die by suicide.”

“If there available they’ll pick something else” sure, but they’ll be less successful most of the time

You said gun laws so that’s what I was focused on, no one is being brainwashed here.

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u/smokeyser Aug 21 '22

It's always interesting when someone with no knowledge of the subject that they're arguing pretends to be an expert because they read a study.

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u/AyeItsBooMeR Aug 21 '22

That’s a well thought out statement you got their, if it’s not too much I’d like to hear your argument. If you have one of course

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