So my Health Science class has been talking about issues that effect public health and somehow gun violence is important enough to have multiple slides in this libtards powerpoint. She declares that most gun deaths are not related to serial killers (true) but are caused by males coming home drunk and randomly murdering their loved ones (obviously false). I debated with her for a few minutes and it was starting to derail the class and she asked me to talk to her after. So after class, I spoke with her and she asked me how do I know where most gun deaths occur. I said, I don't know where they occur (and mentioned that neither does she), but that I can try to find some statistics to show her that most, or at least a very large part of the gun deaths in this country are gang related.
So I have been googling all morning trying to find information. So far this is what Ive come up with:
The FBI hasn't released official numbers for 2014 yet so Im using 2013 to focus on. In 2013 there were 8,454 firearms related deaths.
I have been searching for "city breakdown of firearm deaths 2013" (and similar phrases of course) and I get very little useful information. Almost all of the results that I find are just liberal hit pieces about US gun death rates and state by state breakdowns of gundeaths. I dont need or care about state breakdowns right now, I want cities as that is how I can show the impact of gang violence as opposed to random or spontaneous domestic violence.
Anybody have a suggestion on how to find information I can use?
And PS: this professor is obviously somewhat liberal but shes not a flaming communist or I would have bitten my tongue and allowed her to continue her propaganda rather than waste my time and jeopardize my grade. I honestly believe shes open minded enough for this to be worth the effort.
So I have been googling all morning trying to find information. So far this is what Ive come up with:
The FBI hasn't released official numbers for 2014 yet so Im using 2013 to focus on. In 2013 there were 8,454 firearms related deaths.
I have been searching for "city breakdown of firearm deaths 2013" (and similar phrases of course) and I get very little useful information. Almost all of the results that I find are just liberal hit pieces about US gun death rates and state by state breakdowns of gundeaths. I dont need or care about state breakdowns right now, I want cities as that is how I can show the impact of gang violence as opposed to random or spontaneous domestic violence.
Anybody have a suggestion on how to find information I can use?
And PS: this professor is obviously somewhat liberal but shes not a flaming communist or I would have bitten my tongue and allowed her to continue her propaganda rather than waste my time and jeopardize my grade. I honestly believe shes open minded enough for this to be worth the effort.
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