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Old 03-10-2014, 01:58 PM   #1
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Re: Pro-gun article

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Of all the stupid annoying crap you post the top one has to be the most irrelevant one yet. Cops killed by guns is going to be an extremely low number. First most of the time when they pull someone over they know who that person is or may be. They know the uniform can make them a target and are aware of their surroundings through necessity and training. Most of the time when going after a known dangerous person the cops have numbers on their side. Also cops are always armed, most are expert marksmen, and constantly practice shooting. 2013 cops killed by gunfire 33. An extremely low number more people died jumping off the Golden Gate bridge (46) in 2013. So you can pick almost any other means of death and that will be higher than cops killed in the line of duty. Nationwide Children's Hospital
says choking is the leading cause of death for young children, we would save more preschoolers by wiring their jaws shut and I.V. feeding them than removing every single gun from the USA.
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