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Medical Forum / General / General / February 2004Doctors Versus Gun Owners
This article, Doctors Versus Gun Owners: Deadly Statistics, relates that one is more than 9,000 times as likely to die at the hands of a doctor who has erred than a gun owner. Does anyone have statistics on the number of people killed by dentists each year (either medically, or with a gun they own)? >This article, >Doctors >Versus Gun Owners: Deadly Statistics, relates that one is more >than 9,000 times as likely to die at the hands of a doctor who has >erred than a gun owner. No surprise there. Exactly as it should be. It only sounds relevant until you actually think about it. Oh, and where is this article to be found? >Does anyone have statistics on the number of people killed by dentists >each year (either medically, or with a gun they own)? What makes dentists so special? What about accountants, plumbers and trash collectors? By the way, I have a CCW and even I think these stats are silly and pointless. You're not going to sway anyone with meaningless stuff like this. > This article, > Doctors [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Does anyone have statistics on the number of people killed by dentists > each year (either medically, or with a gun they own)? Why limit the causes of dentist-inflicted death to those two means? http://www.courttv.com/trials/harris/verdict_ctv.html |
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