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Friday, 2 March 2018
quote [ (Reuters Health) - Gunshot-related deaths and injuries temporarily show a dramatic decline when the National Rifle Association is holding its annual convention, according to a new analysis online February 28 in The New England Journal of Medicine. ]
Other links, same basic story:
http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc1712773 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-28/for-these-three-days-nra-reduces-gun-injuries-research-shows https://hms.harvard.edu/news/surprising-safety-benefit
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HoZay said @ 6:43pm GMT on 2nd Mar
I have worked with lifetime members of the NRA who secretly confess that they have unintended discharges of their rifles or shotguns.
Man, I hate when that happens. |
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dolemite said @ 8:24pm GMT on 2nd Mar
Even if the "good guy with a gun" myth were true we'd still be largely out of luck with the NRA, the loudest and most prominent members of which usually come off as violence fetishists or pants-shitting cowards.
Any good guys who might exist in that organization have kept a disappointingly low profile so far. |
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bbqkink said @ 6:41am GMT on 4th Mar
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Fish said @ 5:18am GMT on 3rd Mar
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bbqkink said[1] @ 6:44am GMT on 4th Mar
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Fish said @ 12:09am GMT on 5th Mar
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Orignally I saw this as a Bloomberg article, but since they're not 'Real News' I tracked down the Reuters version instead.