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This isn't a really counter-argument. It could be (and IMHO likely is) multi-causal, with several contributing factors, including lack of social welfare (leadi
by SideburnsOfDoom 1y ago
This isn't a really counter-argument.
It could be (and IMHO likely is) multi-causal, with several contributing factors, including lack of social welfare (leading to people with rough childhoods), gun availability and also lead exposure in childhood.
The question at hand is how to weight the last factor. IMHO it's not zero, but I don't know enough to say just how much.
- firesteelrain 1y agoYou are right it is multi casual. The hard part is untangling how much each factor contributes.