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FAIL: NPR's hot take about guns and 'the average person' is SO scorching it spontaneously combusts

Another day, another “here’s why guns don’t make you safer” hot take, this time courtesy of NPR:

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First of all we’d like to know what people are considered “below average” or “above average” and why they seem to be exceptions. That aside, the point they’re trying to make is absurd:

Throw out your smoke detectors, folks, because the odds are they’ll never save your lives anyway! *Eye roll*

It’s an across-the-board fail, but nice try, NPR!

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