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Spend enough money, crunch enough data — you can "prove" anything.

A recent study out of the hallowed halls of the University of California at Berkeley found a 70 percent increase in gun deaths and injuries in California communities after gun shows in nearby Nevada cities, but no increase in gun violence following gun shows in California.

If research shows it, it must prove something nefarious about the difference between state gun laws in California and those in Nevada, right?


"Our study suggests that California's strict regulations — on firearms, generally, and on gun shows, specifically — may be effective in preventing short-term increases in firearm deaths and injuries following gun shows," a news account quotes the study's lead author, Ellicott Matthay, a Ph.D. student, as saying.

Thomas Mitchell: Federally funded gun study misfires
 
There is nothing I could say about The Socialist Republik of Kalifornia that could ever be construed as kind. I have friends and relatives there. They should move before they are further brain damaged through osmosis.
 
That's alright I signed up to comment and I told California enough for both of us. The kind of stuff that goes on in California you can't make up. moon beam brown, the guy with the ghost guns that fire 30 magazine, clips in a half a second. and they vote for hippies that during the 60's lived on acid diets. California is proof Liberalism, Progressives, democrats is a mental illness. I told those crazies the only thing I didn't understand is why God hasn't used his fault line yet.
 

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