Lol you suck at analogies. Lol! |
Fake news. https://www.wsj.com/articles/mexicos-soaring-murder-rate-proves-gun-control-is-deadly-11571696723 |
This is also probably related to the fear of shooting kids accidentally which would make them face trials potentially. So, yeah, it's cowardice, but not necessarily because they were afraid to be shot, they were way better equipped than unarmed parents rushing into the building. It's because they were afraid to be facing legal scrutiny of their actions if they were to cause the death of a child directly vs. indirectly when shooter kills them. Yeah, I know, grasping at straws here. |
You are right actually, when I read it I realized that I got the semantics wrong, my bad. Totally admit it |
IMO, the past couple of years of demonizing cops has left us with the cowards. The best cops have left the field and anybody with half a brain isn't interested in joining either. |
Can you please provide the link to reputable statistics source which also includes health related issues, drownings and car accidents. I am not negating, I want to see the proof. |
Demonizing cops and defunding the police movements were clearly Democrat's agenda at least then, probably not so much now. If this is the end result we get, then couldn't Republicans turn it around and start blaming Democrats for the increased casualties caused by paralyzing the cops? I am just playing purely logical debates here. They could and they will and they are already doing it. My personal opinion is that both parties using this for political gain is tone deaf. |
https://www.foxnews.com/us/guns-leading-cause-death-children-cdc |
This is hyperbole, but essentially the righteousness you are referring to is a thing, it's easy to blame others and be less empathetic until it happens to you. But same can be said about Democrats, no? Most highly polarized opinions are lacking empathy by definition, because real life always has fine lines and gray zones. |
Here’s a starter: https://www.vox.com/23141259/uvalde-texas-school-shooting-child-family-social-policy “Guns now kill more kids than car accidents, in part because, through design changes and new regulations, cars have gotten safer while guns have only become more accessible and lethal.” |
No, the same thing cannot be said of democrats. |
You know where they are going with this, right? They are going to blame the pandemic response on the increase of homicides and suicides that dramatically jumped in 2020. They will be blaming Democrats for advocating the measures that led to despair causing increase in gun deaths. In other words, they won't blame guns. I bolded the parts for you that would help their rhetoric that it's not guns themselves, but something that happened in 2020, and also deaths were intentional, not accidents, which indicates rise in crime and mental health crisis Quote below: Firearms were the leading cause of death for U.S. children and adolescents for the first time in 2020, the most recent year with data available. While studies in 2016 found that motor vehicle accidents surpassed gun deaths for children, a roughly 30% spike in the latter between 2019 and 2020 made firearms the leading cause of death, according to an analysis of CDC data published in the New England Journal of Medicine in late April. The CDC reported 4,368 child deaths by gunfire in 2020, the vast majority of which were homicides, followed by suicides. Unintentional gun deaths and deaths where a motive could not be determined accounted for a very small portion of the data. |
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“your dead kids don’t trump my constitutional rights.” - Joe the Plumber.
Just beautiful, stand up people. |
You lack imagination. Your opponents have plenty of it |
I'm wondering how many hundreds of times you've posted this garbage all over the forum. You're a nonsense-spewing broken record. |