Study Links California Gun Murder Decrease to Strict Regulations, a Sharp Contrast to Florida
California has seen a 56 percent drop in gun death rates in the past two decades, and a new report from the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence claims the decrease is related to the state’s gun restrictions.
California lawmakers have passed 30 gun laws in the past 20 years, including outlawing military-style weapons and the carrying of unloaded firearms in public. The restrictions have led to a precipitous drop in gun death rates, according to the study. In 1993, 5,500 Californians were killed by gunfire. In 2010, the number dropped to 2,935.
That decrease is in sharp contrast to Florida. A Florida Center for Investigative Reporting investigation published in April found that murders by firearms in Florida have increased dramatically since 2000, when there were 499 gun murders. Gun murders have climbed 38 percent — with 691 murders committed with guns in 2011, according to Florida Department of Law Enforcement data.
Three quarters of all homicides in Florida are now committed by guns, up from 56 percent in 2000....
Read More: http://fcir.org/2013/08/07/florida-gun-regulations/
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I don't care what they say about you in the lounge. 
The official Gungeoneer spokespeople tell me that less gun regulation (and more gunz) results in a decline in gun deaths, and more gun regulation results in more deaths.
I'm so confused...
