You'll never guess what state had the most new guns.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/g...million-here-s-every-state-ranked/ar-BB1glNKm
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Whenever I see that level of disparity without some clear explanation, my first thought is that there's something wrong with the data.The state has only 4% of the population but accounted for 27% of gun sales for the period.
Or, there is something really wrong in Illinois. Isn't Chicago in Illinois? Just sayin'.Whenever I see that level of disparity without some clear explanation, my first thought is that there's something wrong with the data.
Illinois, Chicago in particular, has always had a lot of gun transfers. It's just that they couldn't count em. Now, they have countable, legal transfers to blame for their failures.Well I guess the party in charge of Chitown can blame all the daily shootings on the people who live there buying too many damn guns.
I was a little surprised to see states like WY, ND, and AK towards the tail end of the list.Dang, Oregonians need to step up their purchases.
Oops... not supposed to do that?The denial rate is 0.48%? I'd expect you'd get that from people... being under the influence when purchasing.
Yep part of the reason they did it was to identify and assess very local threats. They've gotten closer with the like minded folks.The people on the cul-de-sac we live on can't even get along to the point of agreeing on how to run the communal well. Thank G_d we get our water from the utility district. I have no idea how SHTF would play out.