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It doesn't matter what I believe. It matters how the NRA, those in Congress and the administration who are anti-gun-control will spin those findings. I strongl
by jadell 7y ago
It doesn't matter what I believe. It matters how the NRA, those in Congress and the administration who are anti-gun-control will spin those findings.
I strongly doubt such a conclusion would pass by unchallenged. If I had to guess, it would probably lead to letting go at least the head investigators of that study, and at most, replacing the head of the CDC.
A study with a conclusion like that was what lead to the Dickey amendment in the first place.
- CompanionCuuube 7y agoI would be more concerned about those in Congress who are pro gun control would spin those findings to push for gun control. It's not a problematic conclusion because a correlation isn't causation. There is a lot more to study and frankly just going direct from that kind of correlation to gun control is intellectually lazy.