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50% of murders are black x 93% democrat voters
25% of murders are latino x 70% democrat voters
25% of murders are white/asians x 70% of murders in democrat areas
= 81.5% of murderers are democrats.
If you adjust for the fact that a black/white kid from the suburbs is both less likely to be democrat and less like to shoot you than a gang banger in the hood, then the numbers are even worse for democrats.
That's before you adjust for the fact that rural/republicans have a higher gun ownership than democrats, so guns in Republicans hands are even safer still. We shouldn't outlaw guns, we should outlaw guns in the hands of Democrats.
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