On Thursday, July 23, 2015 at 2:41:52 AM UTC-4, Rudy Canoza wrote:

The percentage of households that report gun ownership is declining, and
it is not explained by fatuous and wholly unsupported claims that survey
respondents have begun "lying" about gun ownership. There is no
evidence that survey respondents have begun lying at increasing rates,
which would have to be the case to explain away the fall *other* than by
accepting that the fall is real.

What survey? Conducted by whom? What was the previous survey and who conducted it. Who paid for the surveys. How many people did the survey contact. What is the actual numbers. WHat is the confidence of the surveys? Come on, post something that is possible to verify. As far as I can tell you made up the whole post and there were no surveys. And you did not say what the supposed decline was. Was it one half of one percent?

Go away and come back with something on topic.


Dan