http://blogs.kqed.org/stateofhealth/2013/03/07/study-and-chart-as-state-gun-laws-go-up-firearm-deaths-go-down-but-why/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=study-and-chart-as-state-gun-laws-go-up-firearm-deaths-go-down-but-why
As State Gun Laws Go Up, Firearm Deaths Go Down … But Why?
The more laws that they have will count for less deaths, in the long run. It will not only help people from dieing from hoimides but suicides to help. It will make sure that people get background checks to get gun so that a criminial doesn't get a gun but in other words it will make sure that not just anyone can get a gun. They will make sure people have permits to perchase gun, and to have a limit to how many guns people can get because you don't want a man or woman to be able to buy 100 guns. But, in California we have the strongest gun law so we make sure that we don't just have people walking around with illegal guns, illegal gun markets, stops people from getting gun without getting a backgroung check ran, and it will make sure that kids don't get a hold of guns. But , there is texas where it is the exact opposite of california people can walk in and get a gun with out a background check or id.
The researchers also include statistics on firearm deaths for 2010:
- 16,259 total homicides, 68 percent by firearms — or 11,056 firearm-related homicides
- 38,364 total suicides, 51 percent by firearms — 19,566 firearm-related suicides
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.