SpokenTruth said:
So, no you, just as KLAMarine, did not get the point. Nor understand the nullification of the statement itself, it seems. So I'll repeat what I said to KLAMarine for you. Your whole logic train runs like this. Strong dominates weak > weak obtains gun to dominate strong > strong is now the weak > new weak/former strong obtains gun to dominate against new strong/former weak = we all have guns. We are the only developed nation on Earth with this irrational band-aid mentality. And if you really want to go back to the actual point of it all....if people are the actual problem, why the hell aren't we trying to fix the people? If people are the problem, why the hell do we want to give the problem lethal weapons?
Oh, so a bit of both: cognitive bias and cognitive dissonance. I really didn't suspect both but here we are. I guess you could be unaware of when the Trump tax cuts took effect or when his Republican led congress trimmed regulations....but I'm trying to give you some expectations of knowledge on the subject. But if not, see that "2018" on the the far right of the X axis? That's when the tax cuts took effect. Some of the deregulation took place just prior to that "2018" marker. Now, do you see a trend in the data plot points that started back in 2010? You do? Good. You know what? I'm just going to make you a new chart....for clarification. Blue box = Obama term.
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Cool, now include the part when Republicans and Democrats took over congress to see the difference. Since congress does hold more power than the President in almost every way. 2008 Democrats had both the Senate and the house of representatives. Not to mention employers cut full-time jobs to part-time jobs due to Obama's new health care changes to create artificial growth.
Last edited by Snoopy - on 24 August 2019