The Steve2^4 Memorial Random Tweet Thread

Point of order: We've actually done a lot to reduce the number of automobile-related deaths since the 60s. And right now, automobile fatalities are tied with gun deaths. Guess which one is easier to regulate.

Ban high-capacity cars. Your gas tank is now the size of a beer can. Much harder to crash if you can only drive around the block, and you're likely to run over WAY fewer people. And automatic transmissions? Multiple gears? Nobody needs that. You get a clutch and a one-speed transmission, the way the Framers intended. We wo n't even talk about cruise control. That's just for effortlessly running scores of people down at a rapid pace.

I don't kink shame, I guess some Trump supporters dont mind getting cuckolded by Trump.

Prequel Trilogy? What's that?

My shitty eyes had me convinced I saw MILF in there, and I almost took an interest.

Kurtz: The dildos. The dildos.

@Bickendan

Reminds me of Ham Rove.

Meming in the 1800s

I mean to any rational person that should clear up the capital punishment debate 100% but these “pro-life” anti big government types just love giving the state the power to kill people

So fucked up

Also, the GOP fucking LOVE appealing court decisions when it's about cash or oppressing minorities, yet never consider that a guilty verdict might be wrong before offing some poor sumbitch.

Hmm, I wonder what Ledell Lee looked like.

what am I missing here? What caught their eye in this group of rocks?

Automobile fatalities are not tied with gun deaths. But don't just take my word for it:

Gun Vs. Traffic Accident Deaths: Getting The Data Straight | Investor's Business Daily (investors.com)
Comparing Gun Carnage with Auto Deaths Is A Flawed Argument (forbes.com)
Talking Point Destroyed: In 21 States, More Died from Guns Than Car Accidents - Bing video
Cars significantly more dangerous than guns in New York, new data shows - New York Daily News (nydailynews.com)
Fact Check: Do Overdoses Kill More in US Than Guns, Motor Vehicles? (dailysignal.com)
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 52,898 people in the U.S. died from drug overdose in 2015.

In comparison, the Gun Violence Archive estimates that 13,502 Americans died from gunfire other than suicides, and the Insurance Institute For Highway Safety estimates another 35,092 Americans died from motor vehicle accidents in 2015.

And if you include suicides, then the number of gun deaths rises to 38,882. At least some percentage of single-car accidents are actually suicides, but there's no effort made to separate them out of auto-related fatalities.

We make efforts to reduce drug deaths by making Naloxone more available to people to save the lives. We're not exactly handing out bulletproof vests to people in areas with high amounts of gun violence.