06-06-2022, 09:59 PM
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#1671
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Red Deer
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Envitro
Cool, so everyone knows that it's the sheer number of guns, problem solved...
No confirmation bias whatsoever. It's such an obvious answer, everyone that disagrees must be a complete idiot, or a right wing Trump supporter.
Correlation = Causation
End of conversation.
Oh wait, Finland, Switzerland, Canada (to name a few), all countries with very high per capita civilian gun ownership rates, don't have the same rate of "mass shootings" as the U.S.
Is the lack of "social safety nets" a problem? What about racial diversity / tensions? What about mandated paid vacation days? There are so many areas to examine WHY someone would go and commit murders on a scale like that.
Yes, the answer to the HOW is obvious. There's no doubt that America has relatively speaking easy access to an unlimited number of guns. BUT, I was asking a pointed question on the WHY.
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Maybe don't sleep on wittynickname's direct response?
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