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Boston Globe Wrong About Guns

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“Tens of thousands of new gun licenses were issued to Massachusetts residents in 2015, continuing a recent surge, according to state data,” reports The Boston Globe. Take a quick glance at the map from the Globe below, and you can see that the city of Boston has a pretty light licensing density and yet that’s where all the shootings take place. Maybe the liberal Globe could study it’s own reporting and see how gun ownership makes residents safer. You can see the same trend happening across the country as more guns are purchased every year and crime consistently declines. Barack Obama has unintentionally helped spur on this trend with his threats to gun rights, making him the greatest gun salesman of all time.

 

More on the trend of More Guns, Less Crime from Dr. John Lott here on Newsmax Prime:

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