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Rob - 01:12pm on 12/04/2006
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I would have written the headline: “Canadian Nuts For Gun Control”

Proof - 03:12pm on 12/04/2006

Canadian Eschews Gun Control, Loses Nuts

Rob - 03:12pm on 12/04/2006

The U.S. experts:

More than one-third of all fatal work injuries from accidental gunshot wounds were suffered by government workers. Of these, nearly half (47 percent) worked for the Federal Government, almost all of whom were employed in the national security field.4 Local government workers accounted for 46 percent of all government fatalities. Within local government, these kinds of occupational fatalities most frequently occurred among workers employed in police protection.

19 percent of the decedents were either involved in training or at a shooting range at the time of their deaths. In addition, 9 percent of the fatalities involved a weapon discharging while the weapon was on the decedent’s person.

Bureau of Labor Statistics

WOOF - 03:12pm on 12/04/2006

Looks like he may have taken one too many hockey pucks to the head.

The Whistler - 03:12pm on 12/04/2006

Woof, that’s government employees in action.

The Whistler - 03:12pm on 12/04/2006

Forgot the link, got it wrong, but this should work.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=MeGD7r6s-zU

The Whistler - 03:12pm on 12/04/2006

More than one-third of all fatal work injuries from accidental gunshot wounds were suffered by government workers. Of these, nearly half (47 percent) worked for the Federal Government, almost all of whom were employed in the national security field.

So people who work with guns a lot have more accidents with guns.

Jeez, Woofie, mind-blowing statistics.

Rob - 05:12pm on 12/04/2006

More than one-third of all fatal work injuries from accidental gunshot wounds were suffered by government workers.

I forget...is the USPS considered government?

Proof - 05:12pm on 12/04/2006

I forget...is the USPS considered government?

Let’s see, they don’t allow competition, they set their prices as high as they can.  They can’t deliver a piece of mail across town in a day.

Close enough for me.

(Actually I think the Post Office does do a pretty good job delivering mail.  I just don’t like the price they make us pay.)

The Whistler - 05:12pm on 12/04/2006

I know the solution to the problem Woofie brings up.  Limited government!  Fewer government workers!

You’re with me, right woofie?

Rob - 05:12pm on 12/04/2006
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