Gun Statistics are LIES with Numbers Attached

Don’t let the LIES of statistics destroy your freedoms!

Gun-grabbers tell you that a bunch of people die of gun related incidents in all the states WITHOUT strict gun laws.

The pro-gun world will tell you that more crime is committed in states WITH strict gun laws.These people can’t even agree on what the FACTS are!!!

Most people that are spouting statistics are looking at one-off articles online from some agenda driven salesperson, not actual research.

Well… What are the real statistics?

You are asking the wrong question here. The correct question is, “How do I find my own statistics?”

Statistics can give the wrong outcome, You must create your own.

For this quick research, I have used two websites: • Statista.com

• Bradycampaign.org

I simply saw a few websites in my searches that were anti-gun rhetoric using the statistics from this anti-gun research site.

Let’s crunch some numbers, and get the truth.

Look at the map from the Brady campaign.

It shows that gun deaths are low in states with strict laws (A and B), and high in states without strict laws (D and F)

Time to “test” the validity of the facts!

I looked up the number of total number of murders in the United States on Statista.

It was interesting to see what the top states were:•California•Texas•New York•Michigan•Pennsylvania

Time to “test” the validity of the facts!I drew a line from each state on statista to the corresponding state on the Brady campaign.

What I saw just solidifies what I am saying:California: Law Rating of A-Texas: Law Rating of FNew York: Law Rating of A-Michigan: Law Rating of CPennsylvania: Law Rating of C

If you look at the top 5, all but one state is liberal with strict gun laws. I think a C rating can easily be seen as strict or not in their gun laws.

These Statistics Don’t Add Up!

If you look at the top 10, 5 of the 10 have below a C rating, but it is the bottom half of the list. What this can show is that the laws are loosely tied to the amount of murders overall.

The stricter the laws, the worse the overall Murder number.

So why the difference in outcomes?

In the map, they choose just gun DEATHS, without counting the scenario, how many hospitals are close to residents, or even who dies (the victim or assailant).

In many of these areas that they call “bad” where the laws are loose, there are more rural areas away from hospitals. There are also many people with firearms to protect their homes, and themselves.