Proven Method

Filed Under: Why Design

Submitted By	Drew Davies
Chapter	Nebraska
Description	It's an undeniable fact that we'd have less gun violence if we had fewer guns. Much like there'd be less automobile accidents if there were fewer automobiles. That isn't to say fewer guns is the ultimate answer; we may not be willing to give up guns any more than we're willing to give up cars. Just another piece of information in this complex puzzle.
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