Gun graph/police tactics Discussion
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How do you feel the police did handling the Orlando terror attack? What sort of tactics did they use and what do you think off their usage? Also, I know pic related may not be accurate after the most recent shooting so if anybody has any new graphs with accurate statistics would you be willing to share?
bump.
i'm discussing gun laws with a couple of people and would be interested in any kind of statistics you guys could provide.
The credability of that image is ruined with the "UK violent crime" part since not only is it incorrect but it's from the Daily Mail which uses Lindybeige as a fucking source.
>>30260995
>>30261006
i'd love to use these but they don't have a basis for an argument. first gives no reference, second basically gives none as well
>>30261102
http://crimeresearch.org/2015/06/comparing-death-rates-from-mass-public-shootings-in-the-us-and-europe/
the latter one is sourced but I am too lazy to find a link to every study
>>30261127
>the latter one is sourced but I am too lazy to find a link to every study
that's what i mean. no exact source is the same as no source and i'd be pretty hard, if not impossible to find the quoted material from a source like "small arms study". thanks for the other one
>>30260358
Starting off with a moronic and disproven infographic again?
Good start.
>>30261185
>1975-1985
>>30261278
Explain
>>30260358
News is praising the cops for heroism and professionalism which means that people must have died because of police cowardice and incompetence.
