It’s even simpler to debunk than that.

If you ask Google, they answer, relying mostly on statista.com, that there are 84 million families, and 130M households, in the U.S. at present.

That would require a body stack of 16.8M dead people from guns.
Grant that every family has 4 related family groups.
So that still requires 4.2M gun deaths.
Granting that all firearms deaths from all causes (suicides, homicides, and accidents) are 30,000/year/forever (which they obviously haven’t been) it would take 140 years(!!!) to rack up a dead body count that high.
They’d have to be counting relatives from 4 generations ago killed settling the frontier, from 5 generations ago shot in the Civil War, and from 8 generations ago shot in the Revolutionary War, to get to that number.
And they’d have to be counting relatives from 140 other countries killed in a century of warfare Somewhere Else, and removed from modern descendants by similarly long multi-generational spans, to be within astronomical units (the mean distance between the Sun and Earth: 93,000,000 miles) of the number they’d need.

Color me shocked: They’re pulling numbers wildly from out of their own ass, which is why that number is full of shit.

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