New Study Purports to Show Equivalency Between Rural and Urban "Child" Gun Deaths

[SMMAssociates]

This was in the local rag Sunday AM....

Wonder why we call it a rag?

Balderdash....

I'm told that some years ago the Brady bunch started posting the names of the "children". When somebody pointed out that one of the "children" was in his 40's, he was banned from the site....

My favorite, though: When one child is killed (or even seriously injured) in some sort of "gun violence" thing, it's all over CNN and the MSM. If the Brady's number's were accurate, CNN wouldn't have time to report anything else. How stupid do they think we are?

Regards,

 

[fiddleharp]

The fact that they chose Powder River County in Montana as their "rural" example jumped out at me immediately.
Several large Indian Reservations nearby, beset with rampant alcoholism, drug abuse, family dysfunction, chronic unemployment (even in the best of times), general hopelessness, and an ongoing suicide epidemic among teenagers.
Yup, that's typical "rural" life for ya!