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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 10:00:17 AM   
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actual science on people who carry guns.

That was really quite an amusing read, Ken. Thanks for posting it. Quite aside from four paragraphs citing limitations resulting from uncontrolled variables, the authors note that:

Case participants with at least some chance to resist were typically either 2-sided, mutual combat situations precipitated by a prior argument or 1-sided attacks where a victim was face-to-face with an offender who had targeted him or her for money, drugs, or property.

In cases of argument resulting in mutual combat, the shooter was considered the "offender" and one who got shot a victim of "defensive gun use". Well that's certainly convenient, but let's not quibble. Things get worse.

compared with control participants, shooting case participants were significantly more often Hispanic, more frequently working in high-risk occupations, less educated, and had a greater frequency of prior arrest. At the time of shooting, case participants were also significantly more often involved with alcohol and drugs, outdoors, and closer to areas where more Blacks, Hispanics, and unemployed individuals resided. Case participants were also more likely to be located in areas with less income and more illicit drug trafficking.

I mean, seriously. They acknowledge that the control group is not a valid control group, but they just forge ahead and treat it as one anyway. Step right up folks, "Actual Science" inside!

The principle conclusion to be derived from this farce is that anyone confronted with armed assailants is usually wiser to give them what they want than to go for a gun and get into a shoot-out. And that's certainly good advice, for anyone stupid enough to need it. But the only remarkable discovery here is how many stupid people there are in Philadelphia.

K.



Oh come on now, you have taken worst pro gun studies as godspell.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 10:12:10 AM   
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Now here is a good story on one of those NRA law abiding gun owners if there is such a thing..

http://americablog.com/2013/02/vigilante-walmart-shopper-opens-fire-on-shoplifter-hits-three-cars.html



LMAO. From the link -

I know that right after I was violently mugged a little over ten years ago – the two kids tried to strangle me, and did a pretty good job of it – I got a call from someone at the Gun Owners of America, a group to the right of the NRA. They were writing a story, and wanted to include my mugging, and the guy asked me “don’t you wish you had a gun?” And I told him, yes, because I would have gladly shot the kids who tried to kill me, but then I’d probably have been so upset by the attack that I’d have missed the shot and instead hit the young couple standing right behind the kids as they were trying to get away.

What an article.


And so this is justification for what he did? Something that happen 10 years ago..how about this that you left out

And what do you know, once the police reviewed the store camera footage, they said the responsible gun owner’s story doesn’t add up.

And that’s the problem with the “we arm the world” crowd. Even if you’re sympathetic to the basic argument that when someone tries to kill you, you’d really like a weapon to defend yourself, a lot of times things aren’t that clear cut. A lot of times you’re in public, and by playing all Rambo you risk killing innocent people all because some guy stole a t-shirt (or whatever) from the local Walmart.

"Martinez, is charged with aggravated battery and shooting into an occupied vehicle."

He is lucky the child inside the car was not harmed, this is my personal view.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 10:13:42 AM   
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I also forgot to mention they also found Adams NRA membership card...

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 10:14:57 AM   
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I also forgot to mention they also found Adams NRA membership card...



Guilt by association. I can see that works for you.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 10:53:13 AM   
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Guilt by association. I can see that works for you.

Sometimes I find myself reminiscing about the days when I was on Intake doing psychodiagnostic workups. Have you ever chatted with a paranoid schizophrenic? We had a word for the experience. We called it "clang." Their responses were "off," you know? Like a cracked bell. You could fairly accurately guage the severity of their disorder just by the level of "clang" you experienced in talking to them.

Oh well, I don't know what made me think of that in the context of a gun thread. I guess maybe because it makes you want to shoot them after a while.

K.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 11:00:55 AM   
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Oh come on now, you have taken worst pro gun studies as godspell.

The word you want is gospel, and that would be wrong too. But let's not quibble. Name one.

K.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 11:37:53 AM   
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Oh come on now, you have taken worst pro gun studies as godspell.

The word you want is gospel, and that would be wrong too. But let's not quibble. Name one.

K.



Glad to see your paying attention and yes you have taken some really questionable pro gun studies as the gospel, I don't attend church..So many pro gun claim that Adam was a member of the Democrate Party, as with others who haved been in the news for the same thing. Well so here is proof that a member of the NRA was involved in murder...funny I don't here LePierre say anything about it.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 11:55:02 AM   
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Oh come on now, you have taken worst pro gun studies as godspell.

The word you want is gospel, and that would be wrong too. But let's not quibble. Name one.

yes you have taken some really questionable pro gun studies as the gospel

Name one.

K.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 12:12:31 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Kirata
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Oh come on now, you have taken worst pro gun studies as godspell.

The word you want is gospel, and that would be wrong too. But let's not quibble. Name one.

yes you have taken some really questionable pro gun studies as the gospel

Name one.

K.



Oh yeah that is right you do have trouble remembering you previous post don't you.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 12:25:14 PM   
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I also forgot to mention they also found Adams NRA membership card...

Serial killer Ren Faire Attendee.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Lake

" He was married again in 1981 to Claralyn Balasz, a woman he had met while working at a renaissance fair in 1977."

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 12:36:33 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Kirata
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ORIGINAL: Nosathro
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ORIGINAL: Kirata
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ORIGINAL: Nosathro

Oh come on now, you have taken worst pro gun studies as godspell.

The word you want is gospel, and that would be wrong too. But let's not quibble. Name one.

yes you have taken some really questionable pro gun studies as the gospel

Name one.

Oh yeah that is right you do have trouble remembering you previous post don't you.

Name one.

K.


< Message edited by Kirata -- 3/28/2013 12:37:00 PM >

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 12:38:28 PM   
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Serial killer Ren Faire Attendee.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Lake

" He was married again in 1981 to Claralyn Balasz, a woman he had met while working at a renaissance fair in 1977."



Ut oh. His own petard. That's gotta hurt.

K.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 12:51:28 PM   
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actual science on people who carry guns.

That was really quite an amusing read, Ken. Thanks for posting it. Quite aside from four paragraphs citing limitations resulting from uncontrolled variables, the authors note that:

Case participants with at least some chance to resist were typically either 2-sided, mutual combat situations precipitated by a prior argument or 1-sided attacks where a victim was face-to-face with an offender who had targeted him or her for money, drugs, or property.

In cases of argument resulting in mutual combat, the shooter was considered the "offender" and one who got shot a victim of "defensive gun use". Well that's certainly convenient, but let's not quibble. Things get worse.

compared with control participants, shooting case participants were significantly more often Hispanic, more frequently working in high-risk occupations, less educated, and had a greater frequency of prior arrest. At the time of shooting, case participants were also significantly more often involved with alcohol and drugs, outdoors, and closer to areas where more Blacks, Hispanics, and unemployed individuals resided. Case participants were also more likely to be located in areas with less income and more illicit drug trafficking.

I mean, seriously. They acknowledge that the control group is not a valid control group, but they just forge ahead and treat it as one anyway. Step right up folks, "Actual Science" inside!

The principle conclusion to be derived from this farce is that anyone confronted with armed assailants is usually wiser to give them what they want than to go for a gun and get into a shoot-out. And that's certainly good advice, for anyone stupid enough to need it. But the only remarkable discovery here is how many stupid people there are in Philadelphia.

K.


nonsense.

The control group was a similiar sized cohort from the same geographic area chosen randomly. That is pretty much the ideal control for something like this.

The result is damning. Carrying a gun makes you nearly 4.5 times more likely to be shot than if you are not carrying.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 12:59:26 PM   
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I also forgot to mention they also found Adams NRA membership card...

Serial killer Ren Faire Attendee.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Lake

" He was married again in 1981 to Claralyn Balasz, a woman he had met while working at a renaissance fair in 1977."


In 1965 at age 19, Lake joined the Marine Corps and served two tours of duty in the Vietnam War as a radar operator.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 1:02:02 PM   
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Serial killer Ren Faire Attendee.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Lake

" He was married again in 1981 to Claralyn Balasz, a woman he had met while working at a renaissance fair in 1977."



Ut oh. His own petard. That's gotta hurt.

K.



Lake was in the Marines before attending Ren Faires, he was also Medically discharged from the Marines..

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 1:06:05 PM   
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The control group was a similiar sized cohort from the same geographic area chosen randomly. That is pretty much the ideal control for something like this.

A merely "similar sized cohort" isn't an "ideal control" for fucking anything.

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The result is damning.

The result of this exchange of posts is what's damning.

See if you can figure it out.

K.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 1:10:30 PM   
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The control group was a similiar sized cohort from the same geographic area chosen randomly. That is pretty much the ideal control for something like this.

A merely "similar sized cohort" isn't an "ideal control" for fucking anything.

WTF do you think a control group is? In this study they were examining people involved in gun violence so they selected a group of about the same size from the general population to compare those who were shot to. That is exactly the right kind of control for this sort of study.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 1:11:56 PM   
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The result is damning. Carrying a gun makes you nearly 4.5 times more likely to be shot than if you are not carrying.



So not carrying makes the Perp 4.5x as likely to succeed in his nefarious ways?

Ya know why some dogs roll over and pee themselves?



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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 1:13:12 PM   
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The result is damning. Carrying a gun makes you nearly 4.5 times more likely to be shot than if you are not carrying.



So not carrying makes the Perp 4.5x as likely to succeed in his nefarious ways?

Ya know why some dogs roll over and pee themselves?



No. Carrying a gun makes you 4.5 times as likely to be shot as not carrying.

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RE: Concealed Carry In Florida - 3/28/2013 1:17:45 PM   
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WTF do you think a control group is? In this study they were examining people involved in gun violence so they selected a group of about the same size from the general population to compare those who were shot to. That is exactly the right kind of control for this sort of study.

You can keep on singing that song for as long as you like, but it's bullshit.

compared with control participants, shooting case participants were significantly more often Hispanic, more frequently working in high-risk occupations, less educated, and had a greater frequency of prior arrest. At the time of shooting, case participants were also significantly more often involved with alcohol and drugs, outdoors, and closer to areas where more Blacks, Hispanics, and unemployed individuals resided. Case participants were also more likely to be located in areas with less income and more illicit drug trafficking.

K.

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