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Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
rahmfish
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Date: June 10, 2014 01:34PM
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Tray von Martin
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Date: June 10, 2014 01:35PM
They do. We just need tighter restrictions on the law abiding gun owners. We also need to continue to ridicule, mock, and shun them until they realize guns aren't cool and they give them up. Then criminals won't have guns either. I think.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Trayvonmartin
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Date: June 10, 2014 01:36PM
Still Dead
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
HooLeo
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Date: June 10, 2014 01:38PM
I buy all my guns under the table from the ATF. Cash only, no checks accepted.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Tray von Martin
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Date: June 10, 2014 01:43PM
161 homocides so far this year. And just by coincidence today is the 161st day of the year. Meaning, all things remaining constant, Obumble's community organized town is on pace for 365 murders this year. Looking like DC back in the Marion Barry days.
Of those 161 murders 133 recored Gunshot as the cause, in a city with some of the strictest laws in the country.
If this data alone doesn't prove the fallacy of the gun grabbers' argument then they're just tone deaf and unwilling to acknowledge the reality that it's not the guns causing the deaths, it's the types of people using them.
Of those 161 murders 133 recored Gunshot as the cause, in a city with some of the strictest laws in the country.
If this data alone doesn't prove the fallacy of the gun grabbers' argument then they're just tone deaf and unwilling to acknowledge the reality that it's not the guns causing the deaths, it's the types of people using them.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
jVtCM
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Date: June 10, 2014 02:09PM
Tray von Martin Wrote:
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> 161 homocides so far this year. And just by
> coincidence today is the 161st day of the year.
> Meaning, all things remaining constant, Obumble's
> community organized town is on pace for 365
> murders this year. Looking like DC back in the
> Marion Barry days.
>
They'll blow through 356 easily. The annual average now is more in the 450 range. That's actually down from the worst of the late-80s early-90s when it was bumping up over 900 during the crack epidemic. Unfortunately, it seems to be on the rise again with the same type of drug and gang activity driving it again.
Same as DC back in the day. Remove the drug crime and organized activity around it and the rates will fall greatly. Which is why DC's came down so much. They did a very good job breaking up the main sources like Rayful Edmond and focused on root causes like gang activity versus useless stuff like video recording gun purchases and ridiculous buy-back programs done for show versus effect. From there you're dealing with more base-level day-to-day crime. DC's went from close to 500/year to now 100/year or less.
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> 161 homocides so far this year. And just by
> coincidence today is the 161st day of the year.
> Meaning, all things remaining constant, Obumble's
> community organized town is on pace for 365
> murders this year. Looking like DC back in the
> Marion Barry days.
>
They'll blow through 356 easily. The annual average now is more in the 450 range. That's actually down from the worst of the late-80s early-90s when it was bumping up over 900 during the crack epidemic. Unfortunately, it seems to be on the rise again with the same type of drug and gang activity driving it again.
Same as DC back in the day. Remove the drug crime and organized activity around it and the rates will fall greatly. Which is why DC's came down so much. They did a very good job breaking up the main sources like Rayful Edmond and focused on root causes like gang activity versus useless stuff like video recording gun purchases and ridiculous buy-back programs done for show versus effect. From there you're dealing with more base-level day-to-day crime. DC's went from close to 500/year to now 100/year or less.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
GerrytardRetardtardLOLz
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Date: June 10, 2014 02:13PM
Wouldnt 12 people shot and killed be a mass shooting? I cannot believe CNN hasn't gone 24/7 coverage on this.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Tray von Martin
()
Date: June 10, 2014 03:30PM
jVtCM Wrote:
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> Tray von Martin Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > 161 homocides so far this year. And just by
> > coincidence today is the 161st day of the year.
> > Meaning, all things remaining constant,
> Obumble's
> > community organized town is on pace for 365
> > murders this year. Looking like DC back in the
> > Marion Barry days.
> >
>
> They'll blow through 356 easily. The annual
> average now is more in the 450 range. That's
> actually down from the worst of the late-80s
> early-90s when it was bumping up over 900 during
> the crack epidemic. Unfortunately, it seems to be
> on the rise again with the same type of drug and
> gang activity driving it again.
>
> Same as DC back in the day. Remove the drug crime
> and organized activity around it and the rates
> will fall greatly. Which is why DC's came down so
> much. They did a very good job breaking up the
> main sources like Rayful Edmond and focused on
> root causes like gang activity versus useless
> stuff like video recording gun purchases and
> ridiculous buy-back programs done for show versus
> effect. From there you're dealing with more
> base-level day-to-day crime. DC's went from close
> to 500/year to now 100/year or less.
That makes too much sense and requires too much effort. Much easier to just call names and demand restrictions on law abiding gun owners.
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> Tray von Martin Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > 161 homocides so far this year. And just by
> > coincidence today is the 161st day of the year.
> > Meaning, all things remaining constant,
> Obumble's
> > community organized town is on pace for 365
> > murders this year. Looking like DC back in the
> > Marion Barry days.
> >
>
> They'll blow through 356 easily. The annual
> average now is more in the 450 range. That's
> actually down from the worst of the late-80s
> early-90s when it was bumping up over 900 during
> the crack epidemic. Unfortunately, it seems to be
> on the rise again with the same type of drug and
> gang activity driving it again.
>
> Same as DC back in the day. Remove the drug crime
> and organized activity around it and the rates
> will fall greatly. Which is why DC's came down so
> much. They did a very good job breaking up the
> main sources like Rayful Edmond and focused on
> root causes like gang activity versus useless
> stuff like video recording gun purchases and
> ridiculous buy-back programs done for show versus
> effect. From there you're dealing with more
> base-level day-to-day crime. DC's went from close
> to 500/year to now 100/year or less.
That makes too much sense and requires too much effort. Much easier to just call names and demand restrictions on law abiding gun owners.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Jimony
()
Date: June 10, 2014 03:35PM
You all sound like Jared Miller. As if your lives would be any less unfulfilling without the ability to amass an arsenal of guns. You have been brain washed with hatred.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Petslr
()
Date: June 10, 2014 03:36PM
We can't stop barge loads of illegal immigrants, counterfeit merchandise, and illegal drugs from coming into this country. If the black market demands guns, they will get them one way or the other.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Tray von Martin
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Date: June 10, 2014 03:55PM
Jimony Wrote:
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> You all sound like Jared Miller. As if your lives
> would be any less unfulfilling without the ability
> to amass an arsenal of guns. You have been brain
> washed with hatred.
Sounds like you've got the hatred brother. You just can't accept that some people might want to own guns while others don't.
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> You all sound like Jared Miller. As if your lives
> would be any less unfulfilling without the ability
> to amass an arsenal of guns. You have been brain
> washed with hatred.
Sounds like you've got the hatred brother. You just can't accept that some people might want to own guns while others don't.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Jared Miller's Mother
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Date: June 10, 2014 08:52PM
Jimony Wrote:
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> You all sound like Jared Miller. As if your lives
> would be any less unfulfilling without the ability
> to amass an arsenal of guns. You have been brain
> washed with hatred.
Who is Jared Miller? Is that yet another name for GerryManderer2?
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> You all sound like Jared Miller. As if your lives
> would be any less unfulfilling without the ability
> to amass an arsenal of guns. You have been brain
> washed with hatred.
Who is Jared Miller? Is that yet another name for GerryManderer2?
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
Tray von Martin
()
Date: June 10, 2014 08:55PM
Probably. Just add that one to the list.
Re: Where's the media uproar?
Posted by:
XKddW
()
Date: June 10, 2014 09:06PM
Tray von Martin Wrote:
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> That makes too much sense and requires too much
> effort. Much easier to just call names and demand
> restrictions on law abiding gun owners.
Yep, we like easy. Pass a law and pat yourself on the back. We did something! Regardless whether it actually does anything or not.
Chicago has a real problem now. They've let the big boy cartels get control and they're even more insular, organized, and much harder to crack (no pun intended). Even the guys who just come up like Edmond's group were tough given that he was smart about how he ran it. It's kind of impressive (in a bad way) how much influence on things like the murder and crime rates for a major city one small group like that can have as things tier-down from it.
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>
> That makes too much sense and requires too much
> effort. Much easier to just call names and demand
> restrictions on law abiding gun owners.
Yep, we like easy. Pass a law and pat yourself on the back. We did something! Regardless whether it actually does anything or not.
Chicago has a real problem now. They've let the big boy cartels get control and they're even more insular, organized, and much harder to crack (no pun intended). Even the guys who just come up like Edmond's group were tough given that he was smart about how he ran it. It's kind of impressive (in a bad way) how much influence on things like the murder and crime rates for a major city one small group like that can have as things tier-down from it.