there is no way this is actually true. fatal firearms accidents are so rare there are fewer than 10 per state per year.

>>1358512
>fatal firearms accidents are so rare there are fewer than 10 per state per year.
Two problems.
1. Younger children are disproportionately involved in causing firearm accidents.
2. It said shot, not shot and killed. Most people shot live.

>>1358843
>1. Younger children are disproportionately involved in causing firearm accidents.
source?
>2. It said shot, not shot and killed. Most people shot live.
its probably not even true, like the whole
>guns are the leading killer of kids****
****kids means ages 2 to 25

>>1358512
paste the article like everyone else, newfag

>>1358850
incorrect, samefaggor

>>1358674
>10 per state, per year
That's 500, more than one per day.

>>1358843
Not to mention, its easy to "frame" a child. (duh)

>>1358846
>source?
CDC
>****kids means ages 2 to 25
Actually it was 1-17 in 2022. And the most recent figure from 2023 doesn't even need to exclude 0 anymore.

People like you just live in denial.

>>1358855
Actually they usually do the reverse, label suicides as "accidents". They do the same shit with adults. Ye olde "cleaning the gun" bullshit.

>>1358853
it can't all be fucking kids
>>1358927
>CDC
so no source and you made it up, got it
>Actually it was 1-17 in 2022.
it wasn't. it included 18, 19 and 20 year olds
>And the most recent figure from 2023 doesn't even need to exclude 0 anymore.
source, reddit spacer?
>Actually they usually do the reverse, label suicides as "accidents". They do the same shit with adults. Ye olde "cleaning the gun" bullshit.
again, fatal firearms accidents are at an all time low and are fewer than 10 per state per year