Firearms-Related Accident Deaths Plunge 41% From 1999 (But the media won’t report the facts)
While recent headlines might lead you to believe that accidental
deaths from firearms are at an all-time high, the fact is they are at
their lowest in decades — but unfortunately, the so-called “mainstream”
media won’t report the truth.
As noted by the National Shooting Sports Foundation in a blog post on
the group’s website, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is
claiming that gun-related deaths in 2017 reached their highest level in
the U.S. in 40 years.
As reported by Fox News:
In 2017, nearly 40,000 people were killed from gun-related incidents
in the U.S., according to the data. By contrast, gun-related incidents
accounted for less than 29,000 deaths in 1999.
The report went on to list some of the higher-profile shootings last
year, such as the terrorist attack (because that’s what it really was)
on 22,000 concert-goers in October 2017 in Las Vegas, which killed 58
people, and the following month when a former Air Force member killed 25
people at a Texas church.
Of the 40,000-odd recorded gun deaths, the CDC said half were due to
suicides and just over one-third were homicides — and while any gun
deaths are tragic, those figures are still very low proportionately in a
country of some 320 million people and 90 million gun owners.
Also, according to the NSSF, “thankfully, the CDC breaks down the
data by unintentional fatalities, homicides, and suicides,” thereby
making “a careful review of the data possible.”
“And such a review is revealing,” the Second Amendment-supporting group notes.
Since 1999, the year referenced by the CDC, the agency’s own data
show that the overall number of gun-related accidents are actually down
more than 41 percent, though tens of millions more firearms have been
purchased.
patriotrising.com/firearms-related-accident-deaths-plunge-41-from-1999-but-the-media-wont-report-the-facts/
Although the CDC information actually
supports the second amendment of the U.S. Constitution, FOX News chose
to report the information a little differently . . .
Gun-related deaths reached 40-year peak 2017, CDC study finds
Gun-related deaths in the U.S. last year reached their highest
point in 40 years, according to data from the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention’s WONDER database.
In 2017, nearly 40,000 people were killed from gun-related incidents
in the U.S., according to the data. By contrast, gun-related incidents
accounted for less than 29,000 deaths in 1999.
www.foxnews.com/us/gun-related-deaths-reached-40-year-peak-2017-cdc-study-finds
It just goes to show that no MSM outlet
is actually reporting the truth. They all have an agenda and FOX News is
merely controlled opposition.
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