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@ItsWhoYouKnow_
Primarily through restrictions on gun ownership. Will be interesting to watch conservatives debate each other on this.
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Trevor Blackwell
@tlbtlbtlb
Is it clear whether the young men stop murdering, or just move to the nearest town with a lax prosecutor and keep murdering?
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Paul Roundy
@PaulRoundy1
The idea isn't to control everyone's guns, but instead to fight actual crime. That ends up controlling guns.
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Miss Information
@jehanh4
People really should read (and generally understand) studies before promoting or criticizing them, especially for partisan purposes. Or, at least read the discussion along with the abstract. Given that the reduction in mortality is primarily a driven by a two stage-process:
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Matt Popovich
@mpopv
The most frustrating aspect of living in blue states is how blindingly obvious it is that luxury beliefs are counterproductive to voters’ own ostensible policy goals
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Steve Stanton at SOT Advisory
@baaslaunch
Most violent crime is committed by people previously arrested for violent crime. When they are locked up, they can't add to totals. It's a shame people treat this like a partisan issue.
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John William Bass Jr.
@CairoTiger
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It is fascinating, but not because of the conclusion drawn, but the mechanism therefor ... Republican prosecutors result in more felony convictions result in more gun restrictions result in fewer deaths. This is a scientific study promoting gun restrictions.
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AmishDude
@TheAmishDude
That would make a great campaign ad. “Vote for me. Save lives. It’s science.” It probably wasn’t the case 15 years ago, but the Politicization of Everything and the Soros Prosecutor made this inevitable.
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E. Miln
@ClifMilner
Proactive policing + just following the existing law and prosecuting gun crimes according to that law would reduce most big city violent crime by 1/3rd.
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HiddenUser
@HiddenUser12
I thought an earlier narrow election study found no significant difference in crime rate, does this make sense? Will try to find the study and link it shortly.
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Eric York 🟩
@eric_york
asked claude to write a Haiku that distilled down the core findings of this paper. Enjoy --------- Teeth keep the grass green the lamb sleeps without knowing what bled for its peace.
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circleglider
@circleglider
It's been well documented that Progressive prosecutors don't go after straw gun buyers when those buyers are minority women acquiring guns for their prohibited family members or friends. Something about the Marxian dialectic of power dynamics...
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Thankfully Redeemed
@TfullyRedeemed
Studies show lax prosecution of illegal firearm increase death of black young men! A PMC review noted States allowing felony prosecution for unlawful gun possession saw drops in gun deaths, implying enforcement reduces risks. Releasing offenders to offend again - nonsensical!
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@EmpiricalEnergy
George Soros has been acting on this knowleged for a decade, but using it perversely to cause mayhem and death and the collapse of western civilization by using his wealth to install enemies of the people as prosecutors.
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Joe Devore
@z3r0_burn
Why is this on a private Google drive and not one of the big reseach collection sites like SSRN or a pre-publish one?
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cfo.btc
@btc_cfo
I love how the most obvious shit in the world that just requires common sense needs a paper to prove it and is “fascinating”
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C.M. Compton
@C_M_Compton
Was thinking democrats don’t care if their policies result in more death on the streets. Now at least we know there is a better alternative.
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Fla Mom
@Fla_Mom
Meanwhile, the public health folks are peering around like blind moles, trying to find out 'causes' they can address.
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Nic Z
@z649278
Who knew locking up criminals and enforcing the ban on felons being able to buy guns would decrease violent crime? Everyone with a brain not infested with leftist psychosis.
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