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Re: Question for the Americans (was Storage & Transportation)

From: Jeff Stone <gfstone@s...>
Date: Sun, 1 Jun 1997 17:45:50 -0400
Subject: Re: Question for the Americans (was Storage & Transportation)

>Date: Sun, 01 Jun 1997 15:00:32 -0600
>To: FTGZG-L@bolton.ac.uk
>From: Jeff Stone <gfstone@sisna.com>
>Subject: Re: Question for the Americans (was Storage & Transportation)
>
>>  We only kill
>>20,000 people a year with them.  I'm not particularly anit-gun either,
but
>>I live here and it makes me sick.
>>
>>
>>Jerry McVicker
>>
>>"Don't worry soldier, weapons will be available in a moment."
>>
>>Blackwind and Raddix Gaming
>>http://www.imagixx.net/~bnrgames
>>bnrgames@imagixx.net
>>
>
>According to the National Safety Council, Accidental Facts 1992
Edition,
Itasca, IL., page 32, the combined total gun deaths, which included
murders,
justifiable homicides (self defense), suicides, and accidents for each
year was:
>1910	 1900
>1920	 2700
>1930	 3200
>1940	 2375
>1950	 2174
>1960	 2334
>1970	 2406	 
>1980	 1955
>1990	 1400
>
 Correction: the figures above listed are for accidental firearms deaths
only.  I misread the data.  An unforgivable mistake on my part.  In any
event please disregard this entirely as this has no place in this group.
 I
apologize for getting caught up in the heat of the subject.
J. Stone
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