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To: locogringo who wrote (1155622)8/8/2019 3:54:54 PM
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Statistics like that only fool lo-cog individuals like you.

In order to think that means something, you have to overlook the high efficiency of semi-automatic weapons, expressed in terms of the relatively low number of incidents, the relatively high number of deaths per incident, the much higher radius of effectivity and much higher number of kills per second.

Stabbings include attacks with screwdrivers, nail files, sharpened toothbrushes, and occur at a multiple of thousands of times more often than semi-automatic weapons attacks.

Stabbings have a much lower number of deaths per incident, a much lower radius of effectivity, and a much lower number of kills per second.

One guy with a semi-automatic rifle can out-kill one guy with a knife by a factor of 100 or more.

That's what attracts mass killers to semi-automatic rifles.
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