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   XPost: ab.politics   
   From: weasel@stew.yum   
      
   On 3/30/2014 12:03 PM, {~_~} Раиса wrote:   
   >>> Except that police don't know who owns those now-prohibited weapons, do   
   >>> they?   
   >   
   > Kim Dobranski aka  Chom Noamsky wrote:   
   >> Just like they don't know who owns knives, rusty chainsaws, claw   
   >> hammers, french ticklers, rubber mallets and subscriptions to "Guns &   
   >> Ammo Magazine".   
   >   
   >   
   > Give us some comparisons on the number of people murdered by "knives,   
   > rusty chainsaws, claw   
   > hammers, french ticklers, rubber mallets and subscriptions to "Guns &   
   > Ammo Magazine", ya stupid person.   
      
      
   I did, and then you clipped it.  Let's see if your pattern of denial   
   repeats itself:   
      
   The Canadian murder weapon of choice is now the blade.   
      
   "An increase in stabbings accounted for virtually the entire increase in   
   homicides in 2011," the federal data agency said.   
      
   It said there were 39 more stabbings in 2011 compared to 2010. Overall,   
   stabbings accounted for 35 per cent of homicides, firearms for 27 per   
   cent, beatings for 22 per cent and strangulation for seven per cent.   
      
   http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/homicide-rates-in-canada-rise-7-1.1209567   
      
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