Gun Violence Cost America $80 Billion per Year

GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. - Sept. 20, 2013 - PRLog -- Official estimates $1 Billion per day cost of Navy Yard shooting and Boston bombing incidents reports social media blogger, James Rickman iHuman Evolution. According to the Center for Disease Control (CD) in 2010, over 105,000 people were injured or killed as a result of gun related violence.

President Obama is the first U.S. leader in seventeen years that has directed the CDC to research solutions to gun violence in America (… Thank you Mr. President). Prior to Obama’s executive order the CDC was prevented from study the issue of gun violence due to pro-gun lobbyist in Washington DC.

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We cannot accept this senseless violence in our country adds Mr. Rickman. Leadership on the issue of gun violence and gun safety will take a handful of brave politicians in Washington DC to stand-up “say enough is enough” we need to make changes here. The American people are ready to address the gun violence problem in our country. We need to protect people FIRST then consider gun ownership as a privileged.

IHS Global Insight studies also calculate the loss economic productivity and law enforcement man power needed to lock down in metropolitan areas like Washington DC and Boston at over $1 Billion per day.