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In reply to the discussion: Thank you Diane Feinstein [View all]brer cat
(26,260 posts)8. It looks like you cut your bullet points off too soon.
I'm sure it was an oversight and not because it fails to support the claims you are making.
Rand did find that the evidence on the efficacy of other policies such as bans on assault-style weapons and raising the minimum age for purchases is inconclusive.
But, while that last point will draw a lot of attention and spin, the report actually confirms that this conclusion reflects the lack of quality research on gun violence, which itself bolsters the case for more action, in the form of greater investments in more research and data collection.
Indeed, the report importantly concludes that there has been a shocking dearth in funding on those fronts, compared with research funding for other leading causes of deaths in the United States.
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The fact that we didnt find a lot of evidence either for or against many of these policies and their effects doesnt say anything about whether the policies are effective, Morral told me. Its a comment about how well developed the science is.
There, I fixed it for you.
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I dont have the energy to repeatedly point out to whoever what is going on here.
Eliot Rosewater
Mar 2018
#42
it will be a happy day when any of this passes congress and is signed by trump into law nt
msongs
Mar 2018
#3
Like I have been saying, the same groups that attacked Hillary are now after Dianne
Eliot Rosewater
Mar 2018
#7
That's you're perogative, but I think there is a lot in between AWB and do nothing
aikoaiko
Mar 2018
#43
You're a very long way away from 60 Senate votes willing to ban all semi-autos
aikoaiko
Mar 2018
#64
"Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" is what is increased. Deaths reduce that right.
sharedvalues
Mar 2018
#71
How bout the rights of kids to attend school without being murderd down in a bloody heap
Wwcd
Mar 2018
#77
Like it or not she was basically responsible for putting the poison pill in the bill...
spin
Mar 2018
#30
Apparently RW talking points suddenly become facts when it comes to older female politicians.
ehrnst
Mar 2018
#34
A study on mass shootings after the assault weapon ban was lifted, observed that mass shootings
still_one
Mar 2018
#28
She is my Senator also, and I called bullshit on the statement blaming Feinstein on the lack of
still_one
Mar 2018
#38
In 1989 34 children and a teacher were shot and 5 children killed in Stockton, California, with a
still_one
Mar 2018
#49
Actually, it did have an effect on public safety, contrary to what you've heard from the NRA
ehrnst
Mar 2018
#33
Oh, so she "took all of the political momentum that could have resulted" in another bill
ehrnst
Mar 2018
#35
The right side of history. Let's all be on it. What's right: stopping American gun deaths.
sharedvalues
Mar 2018
#69