DrDeth
March 18, 2018, 9:07pm
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k9bfriender:
If you sell a gun to someone, and don’t ask him what state he is from, are you breaking any laws?
The CDC also produces studies about pool safety. Should they not do that? I was not aware that they had a number of studies that had as their stated purpose to increase gun control. I am aware of one from 20 years ago that ended with the controversial recommendation that having a gun in the home increased the chances of gun violence befalling members of the household, but that still didn’t have as it’s stated purpose to increase gun control.
Oh, and while the CDC does have quite a bit to do with medicine, and as such, does employ people with doctorates, some even with doctorates in medical fields, to say that it is run by a bunch of doctors and nurses is, to be most gracious, an extremely ignorant statement.
Also, the FBI is most certianly run by people who want to keep guns out of the hands of criminals , even when everyone else is trying their best to supply them with guns.
Yes, and the guy buying the gun also.
Why Can't the U.S. Treat Guns as a Public-Health Problem? - The Atlantic like that of Mark Rosenberg, then the director of the CDC’s National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. In response to the early ’90s crime wave, Rosenberg had said in 1994, “We need to revolutionize the way we look at guns, like what we did with cigarettes … It used to be that smoking was a glamour symbol—cool, sexy, macho. Now it is dirty, deadly—and banned.”…
that is only one of several.http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/politics/261307-why-congress-stopped-gun-control-activism-at-the-cdc
Yes, and so why doesnt it run gun studies? Maybe because the few CDC studies were biased and based on bad science.