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Mexican President: U.S. Gun Laws Are "Mistaken"

None1257 Wrote: Jul 23, 2012 2:09 PM
"If" just about everyone in the United States, went around everyday of the week, carrying a handgun, would their be more people who die as a result of a gun being used against someone, or fewer people dying as a result?
Mike ATX Wrote: Jul 23, 2012 2:15 PM
Your scenario is just as useful as the one where nobody has any firearms, because they're both unrealistic.

While ignoring the inconvenient fact that part of the reason why 63,000 people have been slaughtered in Mexico since 2006 is because Mexican citizens aren't allowed to legally own guns and defend themselves against ruthless drug cartels purchasing guns in bulk from China and Latin America, Mexican President Felipe Calderon is lecturing the United States again about how we need to reform our "mistaken" gun laws.

"Because of the Aurora, Colorado tragedy, the American Congress must review its mistaken legislation on guns. It's doing damage to us all," Calderon said.

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