What is better, no guns, or more guns?

[B-Man]

 

 

 

 

[B-Man]

 

 

 

 

NYC Man Convicted Over Gunsmithing Hobby After Judge Says 2nd Amendment 'Doesn't Exist in This Courtroom'

By Jeff Charles

 

https://redstate.com/jeffc/2024/04/22/brooklyn-man-convicted-over-gun-hobby-by-biased-ny-court-could-be-facing-harsh-sentence-n2173162

 

 

 

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[Doc]

4 hours ago, ChiGoose said:

Keeping in mind that the reason the Australian stabbing made international news is because of how rare mass killings are there, here's just some examples of how it goes when someone tries a mass killing in Texas:

 

• 2017: 26 year old Air Force vet opened fire at a church, killing 26 people
• 2017: 32 year old man opens fire at a football watch party, killing 8
• 2018: 17 year old killed 10 people at a high school near Huston
• 2019: 36 year old started randomly shooting people between Midland and Odessa, killing 7
• 2019: 21 year old opened fire at a Walmart, killing 22
• 2022: 18 year old kills 21 at Uvalde Elementary School
• 2023: Gunman kills 8 in mall shooting

Also, keep in mind that even in a country with so many guns:

•  self-defense gun use occurs in only 1% of shootings.
• More guns equals more gun homicides: for every 1% increase in gun ownership, the firearm homicide rate increased by 0.9%
• States with higher rates of gun ownership have disproportionately large numbers of firearm related homicides

 

So yeah, if someone wanted to kill a bunch of people in Texas, they'd just get a gun and mow people down.

 

Meanwhile there's the equivalent of the rare mass shooting every weekend in Chicago...

[Tommy Callahan]

Any bets 

 

RIP

[B-Man]

 

 

CIVIL RIGHTS UPDATE: 

 

Georgia Governor Kemp Signs Law to Protect Financial Data of Gun Buyers.

 

 

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed into law HB 1018, the Second Amendment Privacy Act. This NSSF-supported law protects the privacy and sensitive financial information of people purchasing firearms and ammunition in the Peach State. With Georgia, there are now 14 states with laws that protect the Second Amendment financial privacy of their citizens.

 

The law prohibits financial institutions from requiring the use of a firearm code, also known as a Merchant Category Code (MCC), from being assigned to firearm and ammunition purchases at retail when using a credit card. The law also forbids discriminating against a firearm retailer as a result of the assigned or non-assignment of a firearm code and disclosing the protected financial information. Additionally, the law prohibits keeping or causing to be kept any list, record or registry of private firearm ownership.

 

https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/546315-2/

 

 

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[ChiGoose]

Just as an FYI, here are the US counties with the top per capita homicide rate (per 100,000):

1. 59.3 - Phillips County, AR
2. 53.9 - Leflore County, MS
3. 48.9 - Lowndes County, AL
4. 48.5 - St. Louis City, MO
5. 48.2 - Washington County, MS
6. 45.6 - Petersburg City, VA
7. 43.4 - Hinds County, MA
8. 42.5 - Wilcox County, AL
9. 42.5 - Macon County, AL
10. 40.5 - Baltimore City, MD
11. 40.5 - Holmes County, MS
12. 39.4 - Orleans Parish, LA
13. 38.7 - Dallas County, AL
14. 36.7 - Dillon County, SC
15. 36.3 - Jefferson County, AR
16. 32.6 - Sunflower County, MS
17. 29.5 - Adams County, MS
18. 29.0 - Bolivar County, MS
19. 28.9 - Coahoma County, MS
20. 28.0 - Shelby County, TN
21. 26.9 - Mississippi County, AR
22. 25.6 - Montgomery County, AL
23. 25.6 - Crittenden County, AR
24. 25.4 - Philadelphia County, PA
25. 25.3 - Lee County, SC
26. 25.1 - Robeson County, NC
27. 24.9 - St. Francis County, AR
28. 24.9 - Bibb County, GA
29. 24.8 - Yazoo County, MS
30. 24.7 - Caddo Parish, LA
31. 24.3 - Scotland County, NC
32. 24.3 - Jefferson County, AL
33. 24.2 - Colleton County, SC
34. 24.2 - Portsmouth City, VA
35. 24.2 - Morehouse Parish, LA
36. 24.2 - East Baton Rouge Parish, LA
37. 24.1 - Barnwell County, SC
38. 23.8 - Vance County, NC
39. 22.8 - Pike county - MS
40. 22.4 - Jackson County, MO
41. 22.1 Copiah County, MS
42. 21.9 - Orangeburg County, SC
43. 21.5 - Darlington County, SC
44. 21.2 - Anson County, NC
45. 21.1 - Wyandotte County, KS
46. 21.0 - Grenada County, MS
47. 20.8 - Richmond City, VA
48. 20.6 - St. James Parish, LA
49. 20.5 - District of Columbia, DC
50. 20.4 - Fairfield County, SC
51. 20.0 - Uvalde County, TX
52. 19.9 - Marlboro County, SC
53. 19.8 - Muscogee County, GA
54. 19.7 - Lauderdale County, MS
55. 19.5 - Hartford County, NC
56. 18.9 - Mario County, IN
57. 18.7 - Edgecombe County, NC
58. 18.5 - Danville City, VA
59. 18.1 - Leake County, MS
60. 17.9 - Russell County, AL
61. 17.6 - Hopewell City, VA - 17.6
62. 17.5 - Natchitoches Parish, LA
63. 17.5 - Halifax County, NC
64. 17.4 - Pulaski County, AR
65. 17.3 - St. Clair County, IL
66. 17.3 - Columbus County, NC
67. 17.2 - Williamsburg County, SC
68. 17.0 - Wayne County, MI
69. 17.0 - Florence County, SC
70. 17.0 - Clayton County, GA
71. 16.9 - Talladega County, AL
72. 16.9 - Jefferson County, KY
73. 16.9 - Lincoln County, MS
74. 16.9 - Milwaukee County, WI
75. 16.8 - Marion County, SC
76. 16.7 - Marshall County, MS
77. 16.7 - Union County, AR
78. 16.6 - St. John the Baptist Parish, LA
79. 16.6 - Warren County, MS
80. 16.1 - Dougherty County, GA
81. 16.1 - Iberia Parish, LA
82. 16.1 - Gadsden County, FL
83. 16.0 - Iberville Parish, LA
84. 15.5 - St. Louis County, MO
85. 15.5 - Lake County, IN
86. 15.4 - Hoke County, NC
87. 15.4 - Norfolk City, VA
88. 15.3 - Washington Parish, LA
89. 14.9 - DeKalb County, GA
90. 14.9 - Mobile County, AL
91. 14.9 - Laurens County, GA
92. 14.9 - Chaves County, NM
93. 14.7 - Cook County, IL
94. 14.6 - St. Landry Parish, LA
95. 14.3 - Okmulgee County, OK
96. 14.2 - Cuyahoga County, OH
97. 14.0 - Richmond County, GA
98. 13.7 - McCurtain County, OK
99. 13.7 - Panola County, MS
100. 13.7 - Chester County, SC
101. 13.7 - Hampton City, VA
102. 13.7 - Rapides Parish, LA

[L Ron Burgundy]

41 minutes ago, ChiGoose said:

Just as an FYI, here are the US counties with the top per capita homicide rate (per 100,000):

1. 59.3 - Phillips County, AR
2. 53.9 - Leflore County, MS
3. 48.9 - Lowndes County, AL
4. 48.5 - St. Louis City, MO
5. 48.2 - Washington County, MS
6. 45.6 - Petersburg City, VA
7. 43.4 - Hinds County, MA
8. 42.5 - Wilcox County, AL
9. 42.5 - Macon County, AL
10. 40.5 - Baltimore City, MD
11. 40.5 - Holmes County, MS
12. 39.4 - Orleans Parish, LA
13. 38.7 - Dallas County, AL
14. 36.7 - Dillon County, SC
15. 36.3 - Jefferson County, AR
16. 32.6 - Sunflower County, MS
17. 29.5 - Adams County, MS
18. 29.0 - Bolivar County, MS
19. 28.9 - Coahoma County, MS
20. 28.0 - Shelby County, TN
21. 26.9 - Mississippi County, AR
22. 25.6 - Montgomery County, AL
23. 25.6 - Crittenden County, AR
24. 25.4 - Philadelphia County, PA
25. 25.3 - Lee County, SC
26. 25.1 - Robeson County, NC
27. 24.9 - St. Francis County, AR
28. 24.9 - Bibb County, GA
29. 24.8 - Yazoo County, MS
30. 24.7 - Caddo Parish, LA
31. 24.3 - Scotland County, NC
32. 24.3 - Jefferson County, AL
33. 24.2 - Colleton County, SC
34. 24.2 - Portsmouth City, VA
35. 24.2 - Morehouse Parish, LA
36. 24.2 - East Baton Rouge Parish, LA
37. 24.1 - Barnwell County, SC
38. 23.8 - Vance County, NC
39. 22.8 - Pike county - MS
40. 22.4 - Jackson County, MO
41. 22.1 Copiah County, MS
42. 21.9 - Orangeburg County, SC
43. 21.5 - Darlington County, SC
44. 21.2 - Anson County, NC
45. 21.1 - Wyandotte County, KS
46. 21.0 - Grenada County, MS
47. 20.8 - Richmond City, VA
48. 20.6 - St. James Parish, LA
49. 20.5 - District of Columbia, DC
50. 20.4 - Fairfield County, SC
51. 20.0 - Uvalde County, TX
52. 19.9 - Marlboro County, SC
53. 19.8 - Muscogee County, GA
54. 19.7 - Lauderdale County, MS
55. 19.5 - Hartford County, NC
56. 18.9 - Mario County, IN
57. 18.7 - Edgecombe County, NC
58. 18.5 - Danville City, VA
59. 18.1 - Leake County, MS
60. 17.9 - Russell County, AL
61. 17.6 - Hopewell City, VA - 17.6
62. 17.5 - Natchitoches Parish, LA
63. 17.5 - Halifax County, NC
64. 17.4 - Pulaski County, AR
65. 17.3 - St. Clair County, IL
66. 17.3 - Columbus County, NC
67. 17.2 - Williamsburg County, SC
68. 17.0 - Wayne County, MI
69. 17.0 - Florence County, SC
70. 17.0 - Clayton County, GA
71. 16.9 - Talladega County, AL
72. 16.9 - Jefferson County, KY
73. 16.9 - Lincoln County, MS
74. 16.9 - Milwaukee County, WI
75. 16.8 - Marion County, SC
76. 16.7 - Marshall County, MS
77. 16.7 - Union County, AR
78. 16.6 - St. John the Baptist Parish, LA
79. 16.6 - Warren County, MS
80. 16.1 - Dougherty County, GA
81. 16.1 - Iberia Parish, LA
82. 16.1 - Gadsden County, FL
83. 16.0 - Iberville Parish, LA
84. 15.5 - St. Louis County, MO
85. 15.5 - Lake County, IN
86. 15.4 - Hoke County, NC
87. 15.4 - Norfolk City, VA
88. 15.3 - Washington Parish, LA
89. 14.9 - DeKalb County, GA
90. 14.9 - Mobile County, AL
91. 14.9 - Laurens County, GA
92. 14.9 - Chaves County, NM
93. 14.7 - Cook County, IL
94. 14.6 - St. Landry Parish, LA
95. 14.3 - Okmulgee County, OK
96. 14.2 - Cuyahoga County, OH
97. 14.0 - Richmond County, GA
98. 13.7 - McCurtain County, OK
99. 13.7 - Panola County, MS
100. 13.7 - Chester County, SC
101. 13.7 - Hampton City, VA
102. 13.7 - Rapides Parish, LA

But, but, but, blue cities...sanctuary something...and Bengazi!  

[KDIGGZ]

So when someone commits suicide in a town with 100 people they then lead the nation in gun deaths? 

[Orlando Tim]

4 minutes ago, L Ron Burgundy said:

But, but, but, blue cities...sanctuary something...and Bengazi!  

 

1 hour ago, ChiGoose said:

Just as an FYI, here are the US counties with the top per capita homicide rate (per 100,000):

1. 59.3 - Phillips County, AR
2. 53.9 - Leflore County, MS
3. 48.9 - Lowndes County, AL
4. 48.5 - St. Louis City, MO
5. 48.2 - Washington County, MS
6. 45.6 - Petersburg City, VA
7. 43.4 - Hinds County, MA
8. 42.5 - Wilcox County, AL
9. 42.5 - Macon County, AL
10. 40.5 - Baltimore City, MD
11. 40.5 - Holmes County, MS
12. 39.4 - Orleans Parish, LA
13. 38.7 - Dallas County, AL
14. 36.7 - Dillon County, SC
15. 36.3 - Jefferson County, AR
16. 32.6 - Sunflower County, MS
17. 29.5 - Adams County, MS
18. 29.0 - Bolivar County, MS
19. 28.9 - Coahoma County, MS
20. 28.0 - Shelby County, TN
21. 26.9 - Mississippi County, AR
22. 25.6 - Montgomery County, AL
23. 25.6 - Crittenden County, AR
24. 25.4 - Philadelphia County, PA
25. 25.3 - Lee County, SC
26. 25.1 - Robeson County, NC
27. 24.9 - St. Francis County, AR
28. 24.9 - Bibb County, GA
29. 24.8 - Yazoo County, MS
30. 24.7 - Caddo Parish, LA
31. 24.3 - Scotland County, NC
32. 24.3 - Jefferson County, AL
33. 24.2 - Colleton County, SC
34. 24.2 - Portsmouth City, VA
35. 24.2 - Morehouse Parish, LA
36. 24.2 - East Baton Rouge Parish, LA
37. 24.1 - Barnwell County, SC
38. 23.8 - Vance County, NC
39. 22.8 - Pike county - MS
40. 22.4 - Jackson County, MO
41. 22.1 Copiah County, MS
42. 21.9 - Orangeburg County, SC
43. 21.5 - Darlington County, SC
44. 21.2 - Anson County, NC
45. 21.1 - Wyandotte County, KS
46. 21.0 - Grenada County, MS
47. 20.8 - Richmond City, VA
48. 20.6 - St. James Parish, LA
49. 20.5 - District of Columbia, DC
50. 20.4 - Fairfield County, SC
51. 20.0 - Uvalde County, TX
52. 19.9 - Marlboro County, SC
53. 19.8 - Muscogee County, GA
54. 19.7 - Lauderdale County, MS
55. 19.5 - Hartford County, NC
56. 18.9 - Mario County, IN
57. 18.7 - Edgecombe County, NC
58. 18.5 - Danville City, VA
59. 18.1 - Leake County, MS
60. 17.9 - Russell County, AL
61. 17.6 - Hopewell City, VA - 17.6
62. 17.5 - Natchitoches Parish, LA
63. 17.5 - Halifax County, NC
64. 17.4 - Pulaski County, AR
65. 17.3 - St. Clair County, IL
66. 17.3 - Columbus County, NC
67. 17.2 - Williamsburg County, SC
68. 17.0 - Wayne County, MI
69. 17.0 - Florence County, SC
70. 17.0 - Clayton County, GA
71. 16.9 - Talladega County, AL
72. 16.9 - Jefferson County, KY
73. 16.9 - Lincoln County, MS
74. 16.9 - Milwaukee County, WI
75. 16.8 - Marion County, SC
76. 16.7 - Marshall County, MS
77. 16.7 - Union County, AR
78. 16.6 - St. John the Baptist Parish, LA
79. 16.6 - Warren County, MS
80. 16.1 - Dougherty County, GA
81. 16.1 - Iberia Parish, LA
82. 16.1 - Gadsden County, FL
83. 16.0 - Iberville Parish, LA
84. 15.5 - St. Louis County, MO
85. 15.5 - Lake County, IN
86. 15.4 - Hoke County, NC
87. 15.4 - Norfolk City, VA
88. 15.3 - Washington Parish, LA
89. 14.9 - DeKalb County, GA
90. 14.9 - Mobile County, AL
91. 14.9 - Laurens County, GA
92. 14.9 - Chaves County, NM
93. 14.7 - Cook County, IL
94. 14.6 - St. Landry Parish, LA
95. 14.3 - Okmulgee County, OK
96. 14.2 - Cuyahoga County, OH
97. 14.0 - Richmond County, GA
98. 13.7 - McCurtain County, OK
99. 13.7 - Panola County, MS
100. 13.7 - Chester County, SC
101. 13.7 - Hampton City, VA
102. 13.7 - Rapides Parish, LA

Nothing is funnier than liberals inability to do real research- the majority of these countries are deep blue. I just took the top 3, not sure when you will first hit a Red county, I don't have that much time,  but of the counties that are on this list year in and year out at least 90% of them are deep blue. 

 

In the last Presidential election, Phillips county remained very strongly Democratic, 58.0% to 38.7%.

 

In Leflore County, MS 70.2% of the people voted Democrat in the last presidential election, 28.7% voted for the Republican Party, and the remaining 1.1% voted Independent

 

In Lowndes County, AL 72.7% of the people voted Democrat in the last presidential election, 26.9% voted for the Republican Party, and the remaining 0.4% voted Independent

[Tommy Callahan]

1 hour ago, ChiGoose said:

Just as an FYI, here are the US counties with the top per capita homicide rate (per 100,000):

1. 59.3 - Phillips County, AR
2. 53.9 - Leflore County, MS
3. 48.9 - Lowndes County, AL
4. 48.5 - St. Louis City, MO
5. 48.2 - Washington County, MS
6. 45.6 - Petersburg City, VA
7. 43.4 - Hinds County, MA
8. 42.5 - Wilcox County, AL
9. 42.5 - Macon County, AL
10. 40.5 - Baltimore City, MD
11. 40.5 - Holmes County, MS
12. 39.4 - Orleans Parish, LA
13. 38.7 - Dallas County, AL
14. 36.7 - Dillon County, SC
15. 36.3 - Jefferson County, AR
16. 32.6 - Sunflower County, MS
17. 29.5 - Adams County, MS
18. 29.0 - Bolivar County, MS
19. 28.9 - Coahoma County, MS
20. 28.0 - Shelby County, TN
21. 26.9 - Mississippi County, AR
22. 25.6 - Montgomery County, AL
23. 25.6 - Crittenden County, AR
24. 25.4 - Philadelphia County, PA
25. 25.3 - Lee County, SC
26. 25.1 - Robeson County, NC
27. 24.9 - St. Francis County, AR
28. 24.9 - Bibb County, GA
29. 24.8 - Yazoo County, MS
30. 24.7 - Caddo Parish, LA
31. 24.3 - Scotland County, NC
32. 24.3 - Jefferson County, AL
33. 24.2 - Colleton County, SC
34. 24.2 - Portsmouth City, VA
35. 24.2 - Morehouse Parish, LA
36. 24.2 - East Baton Rouge Parish, LA
37. 24.1 - Barnwell County, SC
38. 23.8 - Vance County, NC
39. 22.8 - Pike county - MS
40. 22.4 - Jackson County, MO
41. 22.1 Copiah County, MS
42. 21.9 - Orangeburg County, SC
43. 21.5 - Darlington County, SC
44. 21.2 - Anson County, NC
45. 21.1 - Wyandotte County, KS
46. 21.0 - Grenada County, MS
47. 20.8 - Richmond City, VA
48. 20.6 - St. James Parish, LA
49. 20.5 - District of Columbia, DC
50. 20.4 - Fairfield County, SC
51. 20.0 - Uvalde County, TX
52. 19.9 - Marlboro County, SC
53. 19.8 - Muscogee County, GA
54. 19.7 - Lauderdale County, MS
55. 19.5 - Hartford County, NC
56. 18.9 - Mario County, IN
57. 18.7 - Edgecombe County, NC
58. 18.5 - Danville City, VA
59. 18.1 - Leake County, MS
60. 17.9 - Russell County, AL
61. 17.6 - Hopewell City, VA - 17.6
62. 17.5 - Natchitoches Parish, LA
63. 17.5 - Halifax County, NC
64. 17.4 - Pulaski County, AR
65. 17.3 - St. Clair County, IL
66. 17.3 - Columbus County, NC
67. 17.2 - Williamsburg County, SC
68. 17.0 - Wayne County, MI
69. 17.0 - Florence County, SC
70. 17.0 - Clayton County, GA
71. 16.9 - Talladega County, AL
72. 16.9 - Jefferson County, KY
73. 16.9 - Lincoln County, MS
74. 16.9 - Milwaukee County, WI
75. 16.8 - Marion County, SC
76. 16.7 - Marshall County, MS
77. 16.7 - Union County, AR
78. 16.6 - St. John the Baptist Parish, LA
79. 16.6 - Warren County, MS
80. 16.1 - Dougherty County, GA
81. 16.1 - Iberia Parish, LA
82. 16.1 - Gadsden County, FL
83. 16.0 - Iberville Parish, LA
84. 15.5 - St. Louis County, MO
85. 15.5 - Lake County, IN
86. 15.4 - Hoke County, NC
87. 15.4 - Norfolk City, VA
88. 15.3 - Washington Parish, LA
89. 14.9 - DeKalb County, GA
90. 14.9 - Mobile County, AL
91. 14.9 - Laurens County, GA
92. 14.9 - Chaves County, NM
93. 14.7 - Cook County, IL
94. 14.6 - St. Landry Parish, LA
95. 14.3 - Okmulgee County, OK
96. 14.2 - Cuyahoga County, OH
97. 14.0 - Richmond County, GA
98. 13.7 - McCurtain County, OK
99. 13.7 - Panola County, MS
100. 13.7 - Chester County, SC
101. 13.7 - Hampton City, VA
102. 13.7 - Rapides Parish, LA

Now do by political officiating of said county.    Derp.

[JDHillFan]

4 minutes ago, Orlando Tim said:

 

Nothing is funnier than liberals inability to do real research- the majority of these countries are deep blue. I just took the top 3, not sure when you will first hit a Red county, I don't have that much time,  but of the counties that are on this list year in and year out at least 90% of them are deep blue. 

 

In the last Presidential election, Phillips county remained very strongly Democratic, 58.0% to 38.7%.

 

In Leflore County, MS 70.2% of the people voted Democrat in the last presidential election, 28.7% voted for the Republican Party, and the remaining 1.1% voted Independent

 

In Lowndes County, AL 72.7% of the people voted Democrat in the last presidential election, 26.9% voted for the Republican Party, and the remaining 0.4% voted Independent

I’ll take the next three:

 

St Louis - no need to look it up. Obviously. 
Washington County, MS - 70% voted dem in 2020 election 

Petersburg, VA 87% dem in 2020

 

Will await more brilliance like the last effort from L Ron Dumbass before spending any more time on this. 

 

[ChiGoose]

Gotta love that simple facts presented without any commentary triggered the usual crowd to the point that one person confused homicide with suicide. 
 

Simple question for the pro-homicide crowd: are gun laws generally set by the state or the county?

48 minutes ago, L Ron Burgundy said:

But, but, but, blue cities...sanctuary something...and Bengazi!  

Hey, if facts mattered to them, they wouldn’t be Republicans. 

[ChiGoose]

By the way, if homicides were due to liberal policies, wouldn’t we be seeing a lot of counties from California and New York on the list?

[Orlando Tim]

24 minutes ago, ChiGoose said:

Gotta love that simple facts presented without any commentary triggered the usual crowd to the point that one person confused homicide with suicide. 
 

Simple question for the pro-homicide crowd: are gun laws generally set by the state or the county?

Hey, if facts mattered to them, they wouldn’t be Republicans. 

I'm pretty sure murder is against the law in every jurisdiction, I am pointing out that Democrats don't follow basic rules, what point are you trying to make? 

[L Ron Burgundy]

54 minutes ago, JDHillFan said:

I’ll take the next three:

 

St Louis - no need to look it up. Obviously. 
Washington County, MS - 70% voted dem in 2020 election 

Petersburg, VA 87% dem in 2020

 

Will await more brilliance like the last effort from L Ron Dumbass before spending any more time on this. 

 

Triggered.  

 

Really quickly tbh.  

[JDHillFan]

24 minutes ago, ChiGoose said:

Gotta love that simple facts presented without any commentary triggered the usual crowd to the point that one person confused homicide with suicide. 
 

Simple question for the pro-homicide crowd: are gun laws generally set by the state or the county?

Hey, if facts mattered to them, they wouldn’t be Republicans. 

You tried the same thing in the incredibly idiotic “Day of Hate” thread that you started, listing the top five states for homicide trying to paint it as a red state issue. It was dumb then and your “simple facts presented without any commentary” are equally clueless now.  There’s a reason no commentary was added. Wonder what it could possibly be. 
 

Nice attaboy for L Ron’s childish drivel! 
 

For someone with “everybody’s talking about sex because gay people exist” and the “human trafficking across state lines” of migrants on your resume you cast a lot of stones. Whatever works for you I guess. 

2 minutes ago, L Ron Burgundy said:

Triggered.  

 

Really quickly tbh.  

Yes, triggered. Sad that the youth of America, as represented by you, could post something so unoriginal and idiotic as “but but but…”. Carry on whippersnapper. 

[L Ron Burgundy]

2 minutes ago, JDHillFan said:

You tried the same thing in the incredibly idiotic “Day of Hate” thread that you started, listing the top five states for homicide trying to paint it as a red state issue. It was dumb then and your “simple facts presented without any commentary” are equally clueless now.  There’s a reason no commentary was added. Wonder what it could possibly be. 
 

Nice attaboy for L Ron’s childish drivel! 
 

For someone with “everybody’s talking about sex because gay people exist” and the “human trafficking across state lines” of migrants on your resume you cast a lot of stones. Whatever works for you I guess. 

Still triggered.  Have a beer, relax.  Your gonna tempt Goose to post more facts.  That's the last thing you need in your life.  Did you forget your blood pressure meds?  Retrace your steps, we'll get through this.

[JDHillFan]

2 minutes ago, L Ron Burgundy said:

Still triggered.  Have a beer, relax.  Your gonna tempt Goose to post more facts.  That's the last thing you need in your life.  Did you forget your blood pressure meds?  Retrace your steps, we'll get through this.

What are your thoughts on why the top six murderous places in America (per capita) are such heavily blue areas? I imagine these areas have benefited from uninterrupted decades of progressive policies. It’s as if those policies don’t produce good results. 

[ChiGoose]

I’m sure that at any moment, one of the pro-gun people who believe that guns make us safer will post data showing that the more guns per capita, the fewer homicides.

 

I’ll just hold my breath waiting for their data