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did I mention a specific weapon lug nut what was it tell us all
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Tim Walz......liar.....Stolen valor...
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here are some interesting fact about gun crime liberal will not like
Preliminary Conclusions and Analysis
Although the overall national rate of firearm homicide decreased from 2021 to 2022, the rate remained higher than in 2019. The onset of higher rates has been attributed to a range of factors, including economic and social stressors and disruptions in health and emergency services related to longstanding systemic inequities (such as employment or housing), which were worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic (1,3,4).
Although firearm homicide rates decreased for some groups in 2022, rates remained elevated overall compared with 2019, particularly among Black persons, and the rate increased among AI/AN persons. Continued prevention efforts, particularly those addressing social and structural conditions that contribute to violence, are needed to mitigate risks and inequities. These efforts include policies and programs promoting economic and housing security, hospital and community-based outreach and violence interruption programs, initiatives to enhance secure firearm storage to prevent unauthorized access or use, environmental changes such as remediating vacant lots, and therapeutic approaches to address trauma.¶ Such efforts can be furthered through partnerships involving community organizations that serve and represent those most affected by violence.
18,874
The number of firearm deaths, excluding suicides, in 2023
Gun deaths, excluding suicides, fell for the second straight year, down 7 percent from 2022’s total of more than 20,000. The decline reverses a trend that peaked during the pandemic in 2021 when the United States suffered the most gun deaths on record. This total comes from the nonprofit Gun Violence Archive, and it includes murders, accidental shootings, and homicides deemed legally justified. The Gun Violence Archive does not track suicides, which account for more than half of all gun deaths. [Gun Violence Archive]
Federal grant funding awarded for community violence intervention programs and state crisis interventions since 2022
The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act made available $250 million in grant funding for community-based organizations working to reduce gun violence. The Justice Department awarded the first round of $100 million grants in 2022, and followed that up with $90 million in 2023, bringing the total so far to nearly $200 million. Another $238 million has been provided under the BSCA to help states implement laws aimed at disarming dangerous people, mental health and drug courts, and other crisis interventions.
Kinda seem sto me there was little funding for the program while biden spent billions on the Ukraine and illegals.
Gun Deaths Declined for a Second Straight Year in 2023
The Gun Violence Archive tracked slightly fewer gun deaths, excluding suicides, in 2023, compared to 2022 and 2021, the year with the most gun deaths on record.
2023, 79 percent were perpetrated with guns. Other methods — like knives, suffocation, and poisoning — accounted for the remaining 21 percent. A decade earlier, in 2013, 70 percent of homicides were perpetrated with guns.
2014
2022 news data I could find 541 people were shot with rifles, all rifles types of single shot pump action bolt action and semi auto t1his includes accidents and suicide .
More to come after this . I wonder if our liberal lug nuts have a clue where this is going
Preliminary Conclusions and Analysis
Although the overall national rate of firearm homicide decreased from 2021 to 2022, the rate remained higher than in 2019. The onset of higher rates has been attributed to a range of factors, including economic and social stressors and disruptions in health and emergency services related to longstanding systemic inequities (such as employment or housing), which were worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic (1,3,4).
Although firearm homicide rates decreased for some groups in 2022, rates remained elevated overall compared with 2019, particularly among Black persons, and the rate increased among AI/AN persons. Continued prevention efforts, particularly those addressing social and structural conditions that contribute to violence, are needed to mitigate risks and inequities. These efforts include policies and programs promoting economic and housing security, hospital and community-based outreach and violence interruption programs, initiatives to enhance secure firearm storage to prevent unauthorized access or use, environmental changes such as remediating vacant lots, and therapeutic approaches to address trauma.¶ Such efforts can be furthered through partnerships involving community organizations that serve and represent those most affected by violence.
18,874
The number of firearm deaths, excluding suicides, in 2023
Gun deaths, excluding suicides, fell for the second straight year, down 7 percent from 2022’s total of more than 20,000. The decline reverses a trend that peaked during the pandemic in 2021 when the United States suffered the most gun deaths on record. This total comes from the nonprofit Gun Violence Archive, and it includes murders, accidental shootings, and homicides deemed legally justified. The Gun Violence Archive does not track suicides, which account for more than half of all gun deaths. [Gun Violence Archive]
Federal grant funding awarded for community violence intervention programs and state crisis interventions since 2022
The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act made available $250 million in grant funding for community-based organizations working to reduce gun violence. The Justice Department awarded the first round of $100 million grants in 2022, and followed that up with $90 million in 2023, bringing the total so far to nearly $200 million. Another $238 million has been provided under the BSCA to help states implement laws aimed at disarming dangerous people, mental health and drug courts, and other crisis interventions.
Kinda seem sto me there was little funding for the program while biden spent billions on the Ukraine and illegals.
Gun Deaths Declined for a Second Straight Year in 2023
The Gun Violence Archive tracked slightly fewer gun deaths, excluding suicides, in 2023, compared to 2022 and 2021, the year with the most gun deaths on record.
2023, 79 percent were perpetrated with guns. Other methods — like knives, suffocation, and poisoning — accounted for the remaining 21 percent. A decade earlier, in 2013, 70 percent of homicides were perpetrated with guns.
2014
2022 news data I could find 541 people were shot with rifles, all rifles types of single shot pump action bolt action and semi auto t1his includes accidents and suicide .
More to come after this . I wonder if our liberal lug nuts have a clue where this is going
I am keeping an open mind at this time. will you please provide a direct quote in which he claimed he retired as command? sergeant (a “higher rank”)? Thanks.
Vance attended Yale.
“Someone who is from the hills; especially from a rural area, with a connotation of a lack of refinement or sophistication.”
How many were?
I love debate and I appreciate a good argument even when it goes against me. I also fact check often. Here:
Stolen Valor Act of 2013
U.S. federal law that criminalizes falsely claiming military honors to obtain some benefit
The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 is a United States federal law that was passed by the 113th United States Congress
1. What military honor has been claimed?
2. What benefit was obtained? (To help our discussion I assume “benefit” means to for example claim an honor in order to get a cheaper mortgage. I am confident “benefit” in this context does not include achievement of bragging.
Yes you referenced specific weapons like machine guns God you are stupid lol
To average people automatic weapons includes a wide range of weapons that fire fast, not what experts say
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There is no stolen valor here.
How was it NOT a wise decision to avoid going to Iraq if he was not required to do so?
Juniorbush & Cheney's invasion of Iraq was a very stupid move, it was also dangerous. And it was not wise to support such a boneheaded invasion.
How was it NOT a wise decision to avoid going to Iraq if he was not required to do so?
Juniorbush & Cheney's invasion of Iraq was a very stupid move, it was also dangerous. And it was not wise to support such a boneheaded invasion.
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sure no problem
He claimed he carried a gun in operation enduring freedom which was a military operation in Afghanistan , he was never there and was posted in Italy in a nice comfy position . He never saw combat.
So nothing illegal not guilty of stolen Valor
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He claimed he carried a gun in operation enduring freedom in Afghanistan he was never there or in battle he was posted in a nice comfy position in Italy
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Yes there is your just to fucking stupid to see it
The new 'Swift Boat?' Tim Walz's military service targeted by Trump campaign
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz's National Guard service has become an immediate target of Republican Donald Trump's campaign
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Quote the law he broke and prove he didYes there is your just to fucking stupid to see it
The new 'Swift Boat?' Tim Walz's military service targeted by Trump campaign
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz's National Guard service has become an immediate target of Republican Donald Trump's campaign
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Some one asked how Tim benefited for his alleged stolen valor
h0w did Tim benefit you may ask, it , public opinion twisted by his lies .votes, donations for his campaign. And new coverage .
h0w did Tim benefit you may ask, it , public opinion twisted by his lies .votes, donations for his campaign. And new coverage .
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Did the law mention news coverage as an illegal benefit?
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