>You guys manage to mangle the statistics and facts

"You guys" sure like to claim there are facts that support your position, yet you never seem to actually provide them.
While I will admittedly post biased stories, I also provide well sourced material from agencies whose job it is to track crime, death and other data relevant to gun-control.

For instance, lets examine your latest "bottom line".
>but the bottom line is that most suicides and domestic deaths are because of the ubiquity of guns in this country.

If that is true then please provide the evidence to explain how the US comes in 40th on this list.
http://www.who.int/mental_health/prevention/suicide_rates/en/

Please be thorough in your presentation of evidence so as to account for the gun control measures in place in the first 39 countries and provide analysis as to why those measures have failed to reduce their suicide rates in relation to the US with it's "ubiquity of guns". Don't go all sideways and suggest something like "other factors" having to do with something complex like taking ones own life. After all, you're the one claiming to know the "facts" about the "ubiquity of guns in this country" as related to suicides.

>Pushing for laws that allow even more, and more of devastating killing capacity is just asking for more of the same.

This just doesn't make sense. First off one wouldn't "push for laws" to "allow", but rather one would "push" to recind existing gun-control laws. Or, put more accurately, one would advocate for the overturning of existing unconstitutional laws which violate our 2nd Amendment rights.

>For every 1 gun defense of home, self, family there are 10,000 accidental, suicide, or domestic family deaths by gun. Look up the TRUE facts for a change instead of NRA propaganda.

Source please.