| | Lets have some fun with a statistic! How about this one! Sound's pretty frightening doesn't it? How about when you consider the fact for a moment that only includes firearms which could even be traced. Yes, some firearms cannot be traced. Say if you buy it from a Somalian for a few goats or something. How are you going to trace that? So while "87%" of the guns that were traced point back to purchases in the US, it is most likely actually only a small percentage of the countries which would be represented if they could all be traced. The statistics are then heavily skewed because the weapons being traced are weapons that already have a high probability of coming from the US. Certain weapons could be "guessed" as coming from the US without even tracing them , and placed into the "to trace" bin. and then that is how they get such a high percentage. It's propaganda preparing you to hear an excuse to give up more of your rights. I also know that If i was a warlord/drug dealer etc I would buy as many weapons as possible for as cheap as possible. If you've been gun shopping you'd know they're quite expensive, I think taking a trip to Africa or the middle east would be a much more efficient way to equip an army.
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