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Posted: 12/4/2002 9:14:14 AM EDT
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"Still, Miller's team notes that it is not clear whether the higher rates of household gun ownership caused or resulted from the increased number of homicides. "
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Posted: 12/4/2002 9:15:31 AM EDT
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"It is possible, for example, that locally elevated homicide rates may have led to increased local gun acquisition," they write. Hmmm. So they actually admit that their findings are completely bogus? Bad Reporter! Go back to journalism school! Well, they changed my mind. [rolleyes] |
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