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"Some Guy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "COGunWoman55" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Interesting suicide rate chart, comparing nations: > > http://tinyurl.com/wk4i > > The old causation gambit. > > Of course an inanimate object doesn't cause anything. But what do you think > will be the difference in outcome to a suicidal person if he tries a non-gun > method (average 5% "success" rate) or a gun (85% "success" rate). Where are the statistics for this assertion? > It's common sense. The country-by-country comparison is irrelevant. > > Just ask yourself, if you had a friend who had a clinically depressed > teenage son, and your friend asked you if he should buy a gun, what would > you say to him? > > By the say, Kleck claims there is no relationship between suicide rates and > gun ownership, but he had to jump through some complicated statisical hoops > to reach that conclusion. Again, it goes against common sense. If someone really wants to kill themselves they will find a way.
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