find our war zones regarding gun deaths. Other than for D.C., this study may seem to refute that theory. Seems like there are plenty of predominately rural states at the top of the list.

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The real sad part of all this resurrection of gun law debate is that it's not the people who pass background checks and have legally owned weapons who are off shooting people.  In the few cases of the past twenty years or so where a gun purchased legally by the perp who had passed background check, the gun law changes being debated wouldn't have mattered.

This is nothing more than a continuing saga of personal liberty being chipped away all on the notion of motherhood and apple pie.  One fucker puts explosive in his shoe and now the whole damn world has to remove their shoes for inspection.  Some sob uses a lighter on a plane and now no one can carry a lighter.  And on and on...  Forget what you think about guns, look at the bigger picture of what's really happening and think about what you think about personal liberty... it's this topic that desperately needs your consideration, and your follow up to let Congress know what you think.

Right on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Number one on the list, the only place in America where it is ilegal for a private citizen, to posses a fire arm.

“One can only exercise his or her freedom as long as it does not interfere with others exercising theirs”.

No.  The Supreme Court threw out that law last year.

here's a clue:
http://www.ipl.org/div/stateknow/popchart.html#statesbypop

Clue #2.

Name the state with NO CITIES....

Answer: None.

Of course, people with brains already recognize useless stats when they see them.

Libtrards without brains don't.

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The shooter had a choice of 7 theaters with two of them closer to his home and some larger but the one he chose banned all guns inside the theater. I thought that was an interesting fact.



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I was addressing a specific issue, which you missed entirely.

I wasn't responding as to whether the stats were correct or not, but to the fact that the law itself was thrown out by SCOTUS.  It was a major decision expanding gun rights and re-interpreting the 2nd Amendment.