Joe: here's how Guy addresses myths (from the site):

Myth: More children are shot and killed in the U.S. than anywhere else
Fact: 380 children age 14 or under were killed with firearms 29 in 2010, or 0.0005% of the children in America and barely more than one child per day. Of those, 58% of those were homicides, likely innocent bystanders in drive-by scenarios.

See the problem? He never tells you how many kids are shot "anywhere else." All he says to address the 'myth' is that "barely more than one child per day" is shot and killed. Like that's insignificant.

He also explodes myths like "Myth: .50-calibers are the favorite weapon of terrorists" Who do you know who thinks that?

Misdirection.