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Gun-Grabbers Keep Pushing Deception Masked as Settled Truth
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... "For starters, 'ownership' is a legal and moral term. There can be a big difference between a gun 'possessor' and a gun 'owner,' and a huge difference in terms of how the two groups behave."
"... While the 'reports' will start out talking 'gun deaths' to sway the headline surfers and the reading-challenged, it turns out what’s really being highlighted are 'rates.' And those hardly reflect real numbers to show where more people are being murdered by criminals with guns they obtained illegally." ... |
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| When data, facts, logic and common sense repudiate your contentions there's little left but to lie. |
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