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Originally Posted by margaretmattson
Not great math. The post was Texas AND RURAL AREAS in the USA have more guns by far! Most guns are not registered in these areas. But, go ahead! Be a GOOGLE FANATIC because you probably have NEVER BEEN to these places. If you are going to be a Google fanatic, then look up the correct statistic. Are RURAL AREAS home to the most guns? Does Texas have a lot of RURAL AREAS?
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Don't just emphatically assert you are right, show the statistics.
Does Texas have a lot of rural areas? Is that a joke? Have you never been to Texas, do you have no clue what Texas is like, or did you not look up the word rural? Driving across Texas is 800 miles of never ending nothingness. Almost all of Texas is a rural area.
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And please, don't kid yourself that all guns are registered. One should add a percentage for that. I've been to these places. I suggest you add a large percentage for not registered. (Think about the number of hunters.)
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Who mentioned registered guns? (HINT: You did, back in post 259)
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Originally Posted by Randall55
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I have been to rural areas in the USA. One can not help but notice the many guns that are hanging in the cabs of trucks, over-filled gun cabinets in homes, and a good number wearing camouflage going or returning from a hunt. My brother lives in Houston. While I am driving, he warns me to not exhibit road rage. Very quickly, I will be looking down the barrel of a gun. Only one who has been in these areas can truly understand your post.
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Houston, the most populous city in Texas and in the southern US, is most definitely NOT a rural area.
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You apologized twice for your post. This shows you are a kind and thoughtful lady. I have seen no apology from the poster who wants Villagers to shoot abusers.
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And which Villager was that?
If you are going to make claims such as
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Originally Posted by margaretmattson
I was making a point that Texas and Rural areas in the USA are home to the most gun owners. By far!
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Then you ought to be able to back it up by something more than just repeating it over and over.