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You clearly have not had the "pleasure" of living with a Californian who has just moved to Texas in the middle of July.
I haven't. But it can't be any worse than every campsite taken over in the summer by Texans and being stuck behind them in the mountains while they're driving 35 mph in a 55.
Complaining on the internet has helped the cause of many people already. California should become more like Texas, a place that embraces diversity and the 2nd Amendment. Period.
Maybe Californians can't take Texas seriously when they want to secede from the US every other year.
Gangs cannot terrorize normal people, if normal people are armed and conceal carrying legally.
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Originally Posted by wilshire
Texas has a lower homicide rate than California. Also, the correlation between gun ownership by state and homicide rate by state is zero.
You seem a bit emo. Are you okay?
Dude, seriously. Youre making stuff up about things you dont understand.
Texas and Houston have a HIGHER murder rate than LA and California and even that has nothing to do with guns. Youre painting Houston as this city where everyone carries and the overwhelming majority of people in Houston DO NOT carry. In Texas only 30% of people own guns and that rate is lower in the cities.
Hell, Texas isnt even in the top half of states in gun ownership rate.
Houston is even more diverse than LA, and nearly 10% of Houstonians conceal carry legally.
They don't have gang race wars because no one is scared of gangs and an armed society is a polite society.
Why can't we have that? Is it the Liberal whites who don't want Houston in LA?
Hilarious, can you imagine any gang member evacuating their territory because they fear the locals being armed? Deluded fantasy notion.
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