How many people die each year in the United States, at the hands of fellow citizens?
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Too many.  We are disposing of our own people.  Sad state of affairs don't you think?
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Many people stick their fingers in their ears and say "La La LA La La LA la" Its a fact that 10 out of 10 people die.\nI would think it would be well worth looking into.\nMay GOD richly bless you.
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We need a law regulating the issuance of citizenship to NO MORE than 200,000 people per year. This would keep our country from growing into a population we cannot sustain on our natural resources. More than that number will be disastrous to our infrastructure and environment. The USA today allows approximately 1,000,000 people to immigrate here annually. We need to enforce the law we already have on the books on ILLEGAL immigration. That abuse needs to be totally stopped!!
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In 2005 846 coalition forces died, meaning that there were roughly 56 deaths per 100,000 military personnel. By contrast, there were, according to preliminary figures 16,475 murders in the US, meaning there were 5.56 murders per 100,000 people.
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Check out the link below. CNN has been doing a good job tracking the casualties. You can view by age, Gender, name, etc..
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There have been 3,105 coalition deaths, 2,859 Americans, two Australians, 125 Britons, 13 Bulgarians, six Danes, two Dutch, two Estonians, one Fijian, one Hungarian, 32 Italians, one Kazakh, one Latvian, 18 Poles, two Romanians, five Salvadoran, four Slovaks, 11 Spaniards, two Thai and 18 Ukrainians in the war in Iraq as of November 15, 2006, according to a CNN count.
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US dead: 58,226\nUS wounded: 153,303
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for 2004 Louisiana 12.7 per 100,000 people\ngood data here:\nhttp://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?scid=12&did=169#MRord
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87,857,473\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/factbook/rp/popula.html
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The Statistical Abstract of the US is the first place I look for this stuff.  In 2002, for people age 15-24, there were about 33,000 deaths.  15,000 were accidents, and 11,000 of those were motor vehicle accidents.  5,000 were homicide, 4,000 were suicide, 2,000 were cancer.\n\nThe CDC also keeps detailed mortality information.  I don't have a quick ref for death rates outside the US.
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approx 1 in 83 or 1.20% or 3.3 million people in USA...;
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Yes\n2000 + People have died\n25000 + are injured\nand not to mention the money involved\nand ofcourse rumors that the white house is covering up the actual death toll (just like vietnam)\nand not to mention the number of civilian iraqi's that have died
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There is no definite answer to your question since the reported number varies depending on who's counting. The latest study though published by the Lancet medical journal in October 2006, suggested that about 655,000 people had died in Iraq as a result of the 2003 invasion. Quite impressive isn't it? I guess the argument for the war just went out of the window!
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its over 150k civilians since 03 \nbut the big one\nalmost 3000 brave Americans who didnt have to\nBecause of George "I have no regrets" Bush
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many an inocent persons death ?
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As of about 30 seconds ago, about $241,160,000,000 has been spent based on estimates from congressional appropriations. The population of the United States currently is about 298,116,000. Therefore, the cost per capita is $808.95.
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I see that you have posted another question you really don't want an answer to. Stop telling us what we already know. People die in wars. Here are some numbers for you:\n\nTop ten wars with the most US military fatalities: as of 2003\n\n10: Gulf War: 148\n9:   Spanish/American war of 1898: 385\n8:   Mexican war of 1846: 1733\n7:   War of 1812: 2,260\n6:   Revolutionary War: 4,435\n5:   Korean War:  33,651\n4:   World War l:  53,513\n3:   Vietnam:  58,193\n2:   Civil War:  140,414 (Union only: Confederates recorded at 74,000 est)\n\nNUMBER ONE:  World War ll:  292,131\n\nThe greatest civilian losses in all world history are from World War ll: Across the globe, a shocking tally of: 25,568,400.\n\n42,747 Civilian deaths are reported at http://iraqbodycount.net/ and that doesn't compare to the lowest civilian body count of WWll which was 300,000 suffered in Hungary.\n\nCurrent death toll of our service men totals in at 2500 estimate, with changes daily. That currently puts Iraq in at #7 on the top ten.\n\nI don't want to see this war climb to number 6 any more than any one else. Beyond that, what I am trying to say, is that what you are saying has been known for centuries (speaking of the fact that people die in wars) so you aren't presenting anything new and in fact you are just ranting. Yet, I will answer you question by saying this. ONE death from this war, was too many. That is the reality of war. It is hell and good people die. I wish it weren't happening, but there it is. Support our troops, and welcome them home when they come!