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I am doing a gun control debate this week and I need statistics and charts preferably from reputable sources.
>>30028589
Op is gay. But here's 1.
>>30028589
How about this, "Shall not be infringed"
>>30028589
aren't there government agencies that publish statistics about crime and violence? I wonder if those government agencies' websites are searchable by some sort of script that trawls the internet and collects hyperlinks.
>can't download CSV files or hell even fucking shit already in excel and make his own goddamn graphs
>doesn't make even better graphs with tableau data visualization protip you get a year free as a student, and can continue renewing for a year for free w/ .edu address
Don't care if you are pro gun or not, seeing as you are too fucking stupid to make some simple graphs and need spoonfeeding of infographics, I have my doubts as to your abilities to actually portray gun owners and the second amendment in a good light and as such may as well just be libturd statist faggot and say guns should be banned like the rest of your class
go away
>>30028665
I think it's pretty clear that even supposedly anti gun politicians want more guns. Their current strategy causes gun sales to soar every time they open their mouths
>>30028665
Yes compare first world countries to third world shit holes run by drug cartels. A+ argument.
>>30028589
In all honesty it might be beneficial to attempt to compile a list of pro gun statistics for use in debate against lefties.
>>30031220
I gave OP an infograph. you gave a turd class reply offering nothing but your belligerence.
Suck my fucking cock Nancy boy.
>>30028589
Here you go lad. This is possibly one of the most important graphs you can have on hand.
>>30028689
>I hate helping people reeeeee
Stop shitposting
>>30036050
I'll go ahead and call bullshit. Source?
>>30028589
Well, this is specific to arguing against restricting big scarey guns or high-capacity mags, but my favorite argument is the #1 most popular weapon used in homicides in the US.
It's not an assault rifle. It's not high-capacity at all. No assault rifle or capacity law will prevent people from having these.
It's a fucking .38 Special Smith and Wesson revolver, the cheapest fucking gun that every meth head can steal or buy at a pawn shop.
>>30037373
Found the study. Info might be a little outdated, but still relevant. None of the top 10 guns are in heavily regulated categories. (unless you're willing to ban handguns, and look how that's working for Chicago)
http://content.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,320383,00.html
>>30035693
>>30036050
OOOH SNAP, WE GOT OURSELVES A STATISTICS-OFF
Neither graph matches the data at this page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_violence_in_the_United_States_by_state
which is generated from FBI data and Census data.
However, the graph in 30035693 is plausible given the data in the link above, and the graph in 30036050 is complete horseshit.
Retard submitter should have been clued off when their graph said that Wyoming has the same murder rate as Louisiana. Not even fucking close (1.4 vs 21.8 gun homicides per 100,000 residents).
>>30028589
>statistics and charts preferably from reputable sources.
not going to find that on /k/
Only cherry picked NRA studies.
>>30036050
>Wyoming
>Population: 584,153
> =105 gun death a year
>doubt
Also
>Nice source
