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And this behavior by law makers will continue until gun owners grow a pair and push back with enough force, in large enough numbers and with consistency, to turn the tide.NO gun laws help anything. Most who promote them know full well they do nothing, they are not made to work. What would work is dealing with criminals. Law makers do not want to do that. As long as they can keep gun owners voting to lose rights a little at a time the law makers are getting what they want. Gun owners by a large swath go right along with it.
And this behavior by law makers will continue until gun owners grow a pair and push back with enough force, in large enough numbers and with consistency, to turn the tide.
Unfortunately, I suspect no real change will occur until force is taken to the extreme, to clear out the Bloomberg/Soros bought and paid for law makers, from their posts.
Abstract said:Key Results
Universal background checks were associated with a 14.9% (95% CI, 5.2–23.6%) reduction in overall homicide rates, violent misdemeanor laws were associated with a 18.1% (95% CI, 8.1–27.1%) reduction in homicide, and "shall issue" laws were associated with a 9.0% (95% CI, 1.1–17.4%) increase in homicide. These laws were significantly associated only with firearm-related homicide rates, not non-firearm-related homicide rates. None of the other laws examined were consistently related to overall homicide or suicide rates.
Shame them is a good idea. I just sent a link to the Stateman Journal Editor on this Boston University Study with the hope of it being published.There were several bills that had bipartisan support (SB801 for example), but allowed to die to make room for partisan and unjust proposals like SB978-1. I wonder if there is a way to shame them or such for taking that route.
You have to pay to read the study, but from the abstract (bold is mine):
There were several bills that had bipartisan support (SB801 for example), but allowed to die to make room for partisan and unjust proposals like SB978-1. I wonder if there is a way to shame them or such for taking that route.
Shame them is a good idea. I just sent a link to the Stateman Journal Editor on this Boston University Study with the hope of it being published.