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La imagen es un cartel promocional para un evento musical en Bogotá, Colombia. En la parte superior, se muestra una fotografía de la Orquesta Filarmónica Juvenil, dirigida por Carlos Ágreda, y el Coro Uniandes, dirigido por Carolina Gamboa Hoyos. Los músicos están vestidos de negro y sonríen, sosteniendo sus instrumentos, lo que sugiere un ambiente de celebración y profesionalismo.

El cartel incluye detalles del evento, como el título "EFÍMERO" y la obra "IMPERMANENCIA" de Jorge Gregorio García Moncada, con una contribución electrónica en vivo de Santiago Lozano Mancera y Jorge Gregorio García Moncada. El evento tendrá lugar el 28 de septiembre de 2025, en el Palacio de San Francisco, a las 1:00 PM y 3:00 PM. La entrada es libre hasta completar aforo.

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@Godfrey642 @AndrewHS
There's a big difference between dogs and guns.

Most guns (except for actual toys like popguns and nerf guns) are specifically designed for killing, leaving no doubt about their danger. Also some guns are clearly capable of killing more people due to having a higher fire rate and/or larger magazine. These are objective measures. I think there can be no reasonable doubt that banning some gun types and regulating others reduces gun deaths, and we now have many years of statistics in Australia to support this argument.

I think it's much less certain with dogs. Admittedly some breeds were bred for hunting, and larger dogs in particular are more dangerous if they do attack, but I think there's some doubt about how aggressive those breeds are relative to others, and that leads me to doubt the value of just banning specific breeds.

If there's some place that has banned such breeds and has long-term statistics showing some effect, I'm happy to be educated.