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While I was fishing in the dull canal, Karl Hungus crept softly through the vegetation, mumbling - > > "Carl Nisarel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in >> Suicide isn't 'means independent'. Suicides generally are >> impulsive acts and since guns are more effective, using a >> gun is more likely to lead to a successful suicide. The >> general literature on suicides does not support the >> 'method substitution theory' > > Then kindly explain gun-free Japan's higher rate of > suicide. What happens in Japan is not an argument for method substitution. You are trying to pretend that the underlying causes of suicide are homogeneous and due to a single variable. The research and literature goes strongly against your position and you've produced none to support it. -- Argumentum ad ignorantiam Examples: Since you cannot prove that ghosts do not exist, they must exist. Stephen Downes Guide to the Logical Fallacies
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