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Wyoming            59.7    230.1    2.2
Montana            57.7    281.5    3.2
South Dakota        56.6    175.7    2.3
West Virginia        55.4    272.8    3.7
Arkansas        55.3    527.5    6.4
Idaho            55.3    256.8    2.2
Mississippi        55.3    278.4    7.8
Alaska            51.7    631.9    5.6
North Dakota        50.7    98.2    1.4
Kentucky        47.7    266.8    5.7
Wisconsin        44.4    241.5    2.8
Louisiana        44.1    594.4    12.7
Tennessee        43.9    752.8    5.9
Utah            43.9    227.2    1.9
Oklahoma        42.9    508.6    5.3
Iowa            42.8    291.3    1.6
South Carolina        42.3    761.1    6.9
Kansas            42.1    387.4    4.5
Vermont            42.0    119.7    2.6
Minnesota        41.7    297.0    2.2
Missouri        41.7    525.4    6.2
North Carolina        41.3    468.1    6.2
Maine            40.5    112.2    1.4
Georgia            40.3    448.9    6.9
Oregon            39.8    286.8    2.5

Indiana            39.1    323.7    5.1
Nebraska        38.6    287.0    2.3
Michigan        38.4    552.1    6.4
Texas            35.9    529.7    5.1
Virginia        35.1    282.8    5.2
New Mexico        34.8    702.2    8.9
Colorado        34.7    396.5    4.4
Pennsylvania        34.7    424.5    5.2
Nevada            33.8    606.8    7.4
Washington        33.1    345.8    3.1
Ohio            32.4    351.3    4.5
Alabama            31.7    431.7    5.6
Arizona            31.1    513.2    5.6
New Hampshire        30.0    132.0    1.4
Delaware        25.5    632.1    2.0
Florida            24.5    708.0    5.4
Maryland        21.3    703.0    9.4
California        21.3    526.3    6.7
Illinois        20.2    551.5    6.1
New York        18.0    445.8    4.6
Connecticut        16.7    274.5    2.6
Rhode Island        12.8    251.2    2.4
Massachussetts        12.6    456.9    2.6
New Jersey        12.3    354.7    4.5
Hawaii            8.7    255.1    2.6
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Xenocreator_PG_
quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
wrong. its been proven by statistics that the more guns per capita the lower the crime. also would you rather be shot or stabbed? i personally would much rather have a GSW. you have a less likelyhood of bleeding to death.

in fact i JUST saw a thing on a news type show that had hardened criminals on there. they ALL said that they are more afraid of a civillian with a gun than a cop! why? because they know the cops have guns. they have no clue if you have a gun or even know how to use it well. and you have the element of surprise a lot of times if they are robbing your house.


lol proven statistics. Do you truely believe that? :stongue: :stongue: you guys truely are on another planet.

here:
http://www.guncontrol.ca/English/Ho...GunEpidemic.pdf
MrJiveBoJingles
quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
wrong. its been proven by statistics that the more guns per capita the lower the crime.

Err...what?

I am against banning guns, but that statement is false, even if we ignore international comparisons and focus just on the U.S. Have a look at violent crime offenses by state:

http://www.statehealthfacts.org/cgi...+Crime+Offenses

Then look at gun ownership by state:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-sr.../ownership.html

Lots of intersection between high gun ownership and high violent crime...
inconspicuous
quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Err...what?

I am against banning guns, but that statement is false, even if we ignore international comparisons and focus just on the U.S. Have a look at violent crime offenses by state:

http://www.statehealthfacts.org/cgi...+Crime+Offenses

Then look at gun ownership by state:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-sr.../ownership.html

Lots of intersection between high gun ownership and high violent crime...


average % for all 50 states = 38.4
average % for the 5 with the most frequent violent crime = 27.16
average % for the 5 with the least frequent violent crime = 43.96

Not saying that that's definitive, but it certainly doesn't seem to support your theory.
AndreaCKY772
shouldn't have been robbing in the first place
shouldn't have been threatening innocent people like that in the second place

he was going to go to jail anyways...
gehzumteufel
quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Err...what?

I am against banning guns, but that statement is false, even if we ignore international comparisons and focus just on the U.S. Have a look at violent crime offenses by state:

http://www.statehealthfacts.org/cgi...+Crime+Offenses

Then look at gun ownership by state:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-sr.../ownership.html

Lots of intersection between high gun ownership and high violent crime...

^ing idiot. wheres some of the worst crime in the USA? Washington DC. where is it that some of the harshest gun control has happened? Washington DC. ALL of the RIGHT TO CARRY states have a lower violent crime than the states that arent. want me to find MANY MANY articles and statistics showing this? its not hard. im VERY VERY anti gun control. as i stated earlier HARDENED CRIMINALS said it themselves, that they are MORE afraid of ME, a gun toting citizen than a ing cop. why? FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN! you dont KNOW if i have a gun or not. you dont KNOW if i am a good shot. you dont KNOW what kind of gun i have. you dont KNOW if i have a high explosive round. criminals dont want to die. they are out for self preservation and instant gratification. hence why they carry a gun.
gehzumteufel
quote:
Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
shouldn't have been robbing in the first place
shouldn't have been threatening innocent people like that in the second place

he was going to go to jail anyways...

LOL i agree. he got what he deserved.
distant
quote:
Originally posted by Sunsnail
Well it obviously works sometimes!


Depends on what you mean by "works". A kid in' died, are you saying that "works"?
Sunsnail
Yes
MrJiveBoJingles
quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
^ing idiot.

Looking more closely at the stuff I linked, it looks like I was wrong. I am wrong sometimes (rarely), and I can recognize it without somebody throwing a little hissy-fit at me.

Moving on...

I compiled the stats to reflect gun ownership (descending order) vs. violent crime rates and homicide rates:

PHP:


Nat'l avg. violent crime rate: 469.2 / 100,000 inhabitants

Avg. violent crime rate for top 25 gun-owning states: 361.684

Avg. violent crime rate for bottom 25 gun-owning states: 441.536

[If anybody is wondering, the national rate is thrown off by the inclusion of D.C. on the original page.]

Avg. murder rate for top 25 gun-owning states (2004): 4.404 / 100,000

Avg. murder rate for bottom 25 gun-owning states (2004): 4.764 / 100,000

[Homicide stats come from here: http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0004912.html]

So gun ownership in the U.S. has a pretty strong negative correlation with violent crime in general, and a small negative correlation with homicide.
jupiterone
I don't get why you're all sobbing over this , why would you feel bad for a ing punk who wants to either rob or hurt you?

They should have thought about what they were doing before they tried robbing people. Karmas gonna catch up to you sooner or later, for this idiot it caught up very early.

Another idiot with an illegal weapon off the streets. In the same instance if you have a gun pointed at your face and you're being threatened by some snotty punk you don't think, your mind surely races and you don't know what to do. This man simply defended himself, you don't know what the kid would do, even if he didnt have bullets; the 50+ year old didnt know that. People dont give a for one another these days.

nrjizer
quote:
Originally posted by SebG
Good for him for self defense.

bag got what he deserved.


+1
tubularbills
quote:
Originally posted by inconspicuous
dumbass.
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