When low IQ meets comical ignorance on the topic of guns, you get vittard's posts. Firearms deaths statistics are "meaningless" expect when they allegedly prove me wrong.
As I said the other day, You do not own a firearm, You do not know the relevant laws regarding the manufacture, distribution, or sale of firearms.
In other words, you know nothing about the topic. Your "opinion" on the topic carries as much weight as your average 9th grader's.
As I said the other day, You do not own a firearm, You do not know the relevant laws regarding the manufacture, distribution, or sale of firearms.
In other words, you know nothing about the topic. Your "opinion" on the topic carries as much weight as your average 9th grader's.
You are mental. Your stats about firearms deaths mean nothing because you can never prove how strict gun control laws have been effective. They are meaningless to the discussion of gun control. You askd guesser for proof, he gave it to you and then you moved onto other nonsense. What else can be said?
I know you're looking to make up for " you are a faceless poster" while knowing my entire contest thread and then saying li didn't say that" until I bumped your cbb thread that proved me right again but this isn't gonna help you escape those lies.
His meaningless stats proved your meaningless statS are even more meaningless. How's that dummy?
Thanks for the easy knockout today!! Still undefeated. 387-0
Your stats about firearms deaths mean nothing because you can never prove how strict gun control laws have been effective.
The D.C. gun ban, enacted in 1976, prohibited anyone other than law-<wbr>enforcement officers from carrying a firearm in the city. Violent crime increased after the law was enacted, with homicides rising to 369 in 1988, from 188 in 1976 when the ban started. By 1993, annual homicides had reached 454.
OOPS
The D.C. gun ban, enacted in 1976, prohibited anyone other than law-<wbr>enforcement officers from carrying a firearm in the city. Violent crime increased after the law was enacted, with homicides rising to 369 in 1988, from 188 in 1976 when the ban started. By 1993, annual homicides had reached 454.
OOPS
