This Charming Manc
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http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/compareyears/10/number_of_gun_homicides
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CompareRate of Gun Homicide per 100,000 People
ChartIn Australia, the annual rate of firearm homicide per 100,000 population is
2012: 0.1826
2011: 0.14
2010: 0.18
2009: 0.1726 22
2008: 0.13
2007: 0.13
2006: 0.20
2005: 0.09
2004: 0.09
2003: 0.2726 29 22
2002: 0.23
2001: 0.24
2000: 0.3029 22
1999: 0.26
1998: 0.30
1997: 0.43
1996: 0.57
1995: 0.37
1994: 0.4329
1993: 0.36
1992: 0.55
1991: 0.49
1990: 0.46
1989: 0.48
1988: 0.74
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http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/compareyears/10/number_of_gun_homicides
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CompareRate of Gun Homicide per 100,000 People
ChartIn Australia, the annual rate of firearm homicide per 100,000 population is
2012: 0.1826
2011: 0.14
2010: 0.18
2009: 0.1726 22
2008: 0.13
2007: 0.13
2006: 0.20
2005: 0.09
2004: 0.09
2003: 0.2726 29 22
2002: 0.23
2001: 0.24
2000: 0.3029 22
1999: 0.26
1998: 0.30
1997: 0.43
1996: 0.57
1995: 0.37
1994: 0.4329
1993: 0.36
1992: 0.55
1991: 0.49
1990: 0.46
1989: 0.48
1988: 0.74
do you want to stop being rude now?
plzzzzz, stop this nonsense.Suicide is the bigest factor in "gun death". once again, just in case your liberal mind ignores facts that invalidate your argument, Suicide is the biggest factor in "gun deaths" and suicide never drops regardless of gun availability. so please find a graph that deals specifically with "gun murders vs gun ownership or population size" over time.