Jump to content

Trump_is_Mentally_fit

Community Member
  • Posts

    43,265
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Trump_is_Mentally_fit

  1. And that makes it ok! Southern and Midwestern states with loose gun laws and large rural populations have contributed to a rise in gun homicides Southern and Midwestern states—such as Arizona, Arkansas, and Missouri—have drastically contributed to the more than 100-fold relative increase in gun homicide rates from 2014 to 2019: Rural areas in Arizona and North Carolina have outpaced their large metropolitan counterparts; in fact, gun homicide rates in rural Arizona were 14 percent higher than they were in the state’s large metropolitan areas from 2016 to 2020. (see Figure 2) Gun homicide rates in rural North Carolina were 76 percent higher than they were in large North Carolina metropolitan areas from 2016 to 2020. (see Figure 3)
  2. Rural communities are experiencing high rates of gun violence From 2016 to 2020, the two U.S. counties to experience the most gun homicides per capita were rural:* (see Figure 1) Phillips County, Arkansas: 55.45 age-adjusted homicides per 100,000 people Lowndes County, Alabama: 48.36 age-adjusted homicides per 100,000 people** From 2016 to 2020, 13 of the 20 U.S. counties with the most gun homicides per capita were rural: (see Figure 1) 80 percent of these 20 counties are in states that received an “F” grade for their weak gun laws, according to Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence’s 2021 annual state scorecard rankings. In 2020, the total gun death rate for rural communities—when age-adjusted per 100,000 people—was 40 percent higher than it was for large metropolitan areas. https://www.americanprogress.org/article/gun-violence-in-rural-america/
  3. Today is also the anniversary of the first blood being spilled in the Civil War. 1861 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/first-blood-in-the-civil-war
  4. I was on Main street and Winspear at the Wilson Farms heading up to UB when I heard about it.
  5. Actually he is just spreading lies. Fox admitted that by paying out a huge settlement
  6. Well, the threats against the lives of the people that worked at Dominion were pretty easy to prove. That's damage, having threats made It's kind of funny seeing people compare the two networks to say "Everyone is bad" as an excuse
  7. You do not have to show monetary damages to prove defamation, a person reputation can simply be slandered to show it.
  8. Don't you people that believed, spread and supported the lies feel outraged? @B-Man
  9. Putin 100% supports this thread https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/04/17/vladimir-kara-murza-treason-sentence/
  10. He signed a six week abortion ban, that's not gonna fly with the national electorate
  11. The dead bodies piling up are context, I get you want to shave down the context by splitting victims up, but that's disgusting
  12. Here we go, quibbling about which bullet ridden bodies to count. Sickening!
  13. Like Clarence?? Ya right Go dig up Clarance Thomas's lap top, that would be juicy I bet. Anita Hill was spot on with that scum bag
  14. All those young people killed by guns and you want to quibble over which dead young people count. Sickening!
  15. rare? Don't guns kill more young people than anything?
  16. Isn't that a question for a doctor?
  17. Ca you restate your question?
  18. Rural America Is the New ‘Inner City’ A Wall Street Journal analysis shows that since the 1990s, sparsely populated counties have replaced large cities as America’s most troubled areas by key measures of socioeconomic well-being—a decline that’s accelerating https://www.wsj.com/articles/rural-america-is-the-new-inner-city-1495817008
  19. I blame Biden for Chicago being an awesome place
  20. So do rural crap holes all over the nation.
  21. Isn't that just a tiny part of the city? News media driven ideas you have?
  22. One of the richest cities in the world and growing. You want to see dying, go visit rural America
×
×
  • Create New...