Meanwhile, there are NO deaths caused by guns. There ARE some deaths caused
by OTHER things, and sometimes people USE guns in those processes, but no
gun has ever been the CAUSE of death. The same cannot be said of dogs,
however. Sometimes they do indeed CAUSE people to die.
If you are incapable of comprehending even these most basic distinctions,
there is probably little point in any of us talking to you further, Lizard.
"Lizard" <jattea@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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Are there in excess of 30,000 deaths caused by dogs every year?
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"Paul" <send_it_to@aol.com> wrote in message
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In the US what annually causes 6 times as many injuries requiring
medical attention than firearms...
422 times more injuries to children between the ages of 1 and 4 than
firearm...
448 times more injuries to children between the ages of 1 and 10 than
firearms...
What causes the majority of its permananently disabling or disfiguring
injuries to children's face, head, hands and arms...
10 times more in lost productivity than firearms...
9 times as much in public health costs as firearms...
What item inflicts this damage and more and on any given day can be
found in the possession of far to many irrisponsible liberals who
recklessly expose our nation's children to increasing levels of danger
in public places such as parks, shopping areas and public sidewalks?
Dogs.
Not YOUR dog of course, someone elses.
Just another victim of dog owner violence.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,104564,00.html
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