I’m saying that you are doing the exact same thing you’re accusing others of doing. Finding numbers to substantiate your claim.
What is my claim that I am using numbers to substantiate?
What is my claim exactly?And while I seriously doubt your “11k” figure from Saturday, if it should prove anywhere near legit, suicides, gang violence and the like are irrelevant when discussing gun control measures.
That’s the interesting thing about that site, context, gun type, color of the dead or perps is not counted.
Suicides are counted and noted separately, just added to the total as a ‘gun death’
Have a look through, it’s very detailed, you can investigate every incident, it give a place and time.
You’re catching on to my point about Mick’s posts about mass shootings and gun deaths. Someone popping off ten rounds does not constitute a mass shooting. And suicide does not constitute gun violence. Difference is, you like dogs. I like guns. And just as you’d feel justifiably angry should the government try to put your dog down because your neighbor’s dog bit someone, I resent any idiocy trying to infringe on my gun rights.What constitutes a dog bite in the US?
Here it only counts as a put down reason, if the bitee neds stiches. ( They put the dog down, not the bitee)
If you were to guess, which breed accounts for the most bites in Denmark ( Pitbulls are outlawed).
In post 8185, you (Mick) said Boulder made 102 “mass shootings” this year. You had internet data to back up your statement. But that’s worthless when it’s being compiled by people with distorted ideas. Like Murphy said last night, a mass shooting sounds like a hunch if folks died. In some of the “mass shootings” these folks cite NO ONE died. I guess I can go out on the porch, empty four mags at my steel target, and add that to the mass shooting counter?
they do!No need for me to look at it. It is misconstrued info when it’s being used to push for gun legislation.
Here’s one that should interest Stig, since he likes dogs so much. 4.5 million dog bites occur each year in the U.S. Maybe they’ll start eradicating dogs?
Quick Statistics - DogsBite.org
A collection of U.S. dog bite statistics from a variety of sources including: government bodies, medical researchers, insurance and nonprofit organizationswww.dogsbite.org
how is suicide not gun violence?