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Wrong. It refers to how many studies Rand included that support the hypothesis. Note they dont list studies they excluded. You are _literally_ making stuff whe
by jakeogh 7y ago
Wrong. It refers to how many studies Rand included that support the hypothesis. Note they dont list studies they excluded.
You are _literally_ making stuff when you pretend it's a consensus. "Every single one" than Rand included.
Odd how "consensus" and "every analysis" about "concealed carry" (your words) actually means "a single study" (or is it 2?).
The meta-analysis you hold in high regard disagrees with your conclusion. Your first comment is would be more accurate if you had said:
"They simply noted that relaxing gun laws like allowing concealed carry leads to an increase in violent crime under a single analysis that Rand picked." (it could be 2, but I'm still holding out hope that you will list them:)
Anyone can look up violent crime stats in "gun free" zones like the UK or Mexico (UK link: https://americangunfacts.com https://americangunfacts.com)
It makes sense though, since you admit relying on a faith in Rand. You could buy the book and hold it high.