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Which issue is more important to you: reducing gun violence or rising inflation?"

Which issue is more important to you: reducing gun violence or rising inflation?"

Gun violence

1

Rising inflation

11

Gun violence

1 Comment
AAA
1
AAA

Over *4 times* as many children & teens have died from Gun Violence in America since 1963, than the total number of US Soldiers killed in action during Vietnam, Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, & Iraq wars COMBINED.

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

You are comparing 65,000 deaths, mostly inner city gang killings, to 62,000,000 innocent children murdered in abortion clinics.

Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

And that does not include more than 62 million babies that have been killed by abortion in the United States since Roe vs. Wade. Roe vs Wade was not enacted until January 22, 1973. 62 million, is more than21 times the lives lost by US Soldiers in all of the United States Wars combined.

Rising inflation

7 Comments
Michele Scarlet Ridenour
4
Michele Scarlet Ridenour

Guns aren't the problem it's the evil behind the gun... inflation should not even be in the same paragraph. It is disgusting. No baby formula, gas prices are draining us, everything is expensive...

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Max DeYoung
3
Max DeYoung

Inflation and failed economies will always increase criminal activities, including gun violence.

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Debra Riffle
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Debra Riffle

You can't regulate free will. People make choices for good or evil. Inflation is something that the government can affect. Fuel prices affect every aspect of our economy. We need to be energy independent to do that. We need to open the pipeline and get busy drilling.

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Mark Cunningham
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Mark Cunningham

Everyone is affected by inflation. Every business is affected by inflation. Inflation directly affects me more than gun violence.

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Zaos Gonzolez
0
Zaos Gonzolez

79% of voting democrats commit all crimes.

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What do you think about the United States' economic outlook?

What do you think about the United States' economic outlook?

Looks good

3

I'm not very confident

2

Looks good

3 Comments
Fat Guy Outdoors
1
Fat Guy Outdoors

Well my uneducated self who is debt free, doesn't live outside my means, retired before 50 will be just fine regardless what happens. No you educated, debt ridden, living off the government's charity..... well you yourself are to blame. Be accountable for your life and actions.

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Fred
Fred

When the debt finally becomes unsustainable ... which isn't that far off ... the solution historically is to monetize the debt, leading to hyperinflation. Read up on it ... you will not be immune.

Max
1
Max

For workers it is sound. For those on welfare it could be a problem. Things are about to change.

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Zaos Gonzolez
0
Zaos Gonzolez

The "dollar" is not real. The economy is the labor the people provide.

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I'm not very confident

1 Comments
Fred
0
Fred

We're headed for a train wreck.

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Should the Tigers be ranked higher than No. 25 after beating Kansas?

Should the Tigers be ranked higher than No. 25 after beating Kansas?

Yes

1

No

5

Yes

1 Comment
Ashley Chase
0
Ashley Chase

Because Kansas is a better program. KU used to be bad but Coach Lance Leipold has made KU better.

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Max
Max

Kansas is not even ranked.

No

4 Comments
Eric Smith
1
Eric Smith

Going to say it's about right for this point in the season. They can move up as they keep winning games.

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Fat Guy Outdoors
1
Fat Guy Outdoors

They beat an unranked Kansas team. Take it easy, it was a great win but it was Kansas. Do that to a top 25 team now. Great game though was a great experience.

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Randy Davis
1
Randy Davis

The tigers are overrated as it is.

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JIC CoMo
0
JIC CoMo

It just depends on how the other teams done in the league. That is how teams should be ranked.

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