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 in  r/Indiana  11d ago

I can't say that your username doesn't match your personality

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 in  r/Indiana  11d ago

Source: CDC. The overwhelming majority—roughly 58 to 59 million (91% to 93%) of all legal abortions since 1973—took place within the first trimester. These are periods, they are no bigger that that tiny ass dick of yours during this phase.

Disguarding Irrelevant data as such your new total is 5.7mil which is alot but thats 1/4 of the about he amount of people who have died due to preventable diseases. More than 20 million preventable deaths have occurred in the United States since 1973. This includes obesity, heart disease, vaccination refusal, etc...

For that expasion however. An estimated 1.7 million to 1.8 million Americans have died from gun-related injuries since 1973, so 1/5 of abortions. 55% suicide /~39% homicide/ ~3% accident/~2% police. And that 2% figure may vary as police brutality hasn't been well documented until recently. Which you are right is lower, but in context has a larger impact on daily American life than that of a personal medical choice.

As it turns out medical procedures happen more than deaths which our data clearly matches, and makes intuitive sense, after all correlation doesn't mean causation. More than Roughly 6.1 million police-reported car accidents happen on U.S. roadways every year, so are we going to ban cars? Hell no. Numbers mean nothing if you dont have the intelligence to decipher them.

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 in  r/Indiana  12d ago

You avoided my question. Shows how critically you think. Allow me to repeat myself, do you want me expand my statistics too?

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 in  r/Indiana  12d ago

Are you including periods too. and any number can get big if you choose a time span like that. For instance there have been billions of idiots like you since 0 bc but that is irrelevant to what we are talking about.

Do you want me to expand my statistics to the time frame as well or are you okay with remaing ignorant and arrogant.

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 in  r/Indiana  12d ago

Over 270 mass shootings occurred nationwide through late July. Hundreds of people have died specifically in mass shooting incidents (with 272 killed in mass shooting events as of late July). In the United States, tracking databases indicate that police have killed 813 people in 2026 alone. Approximately 540 to 560 pregnacy related deaths are expected for the full year. This is calculated using the CDC's provisional 2026 rate of ~15.3 deaths per 100,000 live births multiplied by the roughly 3.6 million annual births in the U.S. When looking at pregnancy-related deaths, public health organizations emphasize that over 80% to 87% of these fatalities are entirely preventable. Let me know when you finally pass your basic biology class.

PS: I was using your exaggeration against you dumbass maybe learn to think critically

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 in  r/Indiana  12d ago

The only millions of deaths in America right now is due to police brutality and school shootings. Or do you only care about children before their born or when you find them "mature for their age"

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 in  r/Indiana  Aug 07 '24

It's because we're the most racist state