Like I said Samm, show your work. You can’t just make an assumption like you did without seeing the actual numbers.
It’s okay man, math is hard.
Notice the study cited that a “A 10% increase in gun ownership was associated with an approximately 35% higher rate of mass shootings after adjusting for key factors,”.
Putting into question even further your bogus claim without actual numbers.
That just goes to demonstrate the silliness of the study. Correlation is not causation. They did not consider any other factors in association with the shootings. It’s fake science.
“WHAT IS ALREADY KNOWN ON THIS TOPIC
More permissive state gun laws and higher levels of gun ownership are associated with higher levels of gun homicide and gun suicide in the US”
As always, it was in a gun free zone, so all the victims were defenseless, NO LAW ON EARTH would have prevented it, with the exception of having a police state so oppressive nobody dared violate the law, with informants including your own children, which is exactly what we will get if the left gets their way!
Clearly you do not understand. There is no denial, just the ability to see that a biased study is faulty.
I know a large number of people who collectively own several thousand guns. Not one of those guns has been used to commit a single murder, let alone a mass shooting. The study is bunk and has no place in the discussion if you are serious about wanting to do something about reducing the number of mass shootings.
Well, the percent of households in America that own a gun is about 30% so it’s pretty clear that of those with them some have quite a few. I’m sure that some here own way more than you.
The actual number polled is 43% … the same as it was in 1972. And that’s the percentage of households that admit to owning guns, not the percentage that actually do.