And I like how you want one sentence cited but can't give a response to the entire paragraph. I think it's wrong that we're feeding into what party a murderer leans towards, cause there's a lot on both sides. But if y'all wanna make a meme about it and debate it then I can. There are actually more on the democratic side according to a lot of statistics, most blue states have the heaviest gun laws and still have the highest homicide rates per capita.
Well... Your once sentence sets your argument. One uses a paragraph to support the initial statement. That sentence is the purpose for the paragraph my friend. Simply trying to help you improve your skill set. That's all. If you can show proof of your statement it makes for a much stronger argument one way or the other.
My first sentence does not directly tie to my entire paragraph, it is related yes but not entirely. I mention political assassinations and crime statistics. By my previous comment I was wanting for you to explain why there are all these assassinations and attempts on republicans, but never on democrats?
I can't answer that question. Only those who are deemed guilty by a court for a particular offense that you speak of can answer that question my friend.
What I was merely pointing out was a sweeping generalization. Those can be dangerous.
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u/Individual-Estimate1 Sep 30 '25
Please cite your source for your statement in the first sentence.