But outside of the funny from that, they tout that California is 'blazing a trail' by going from 80 to 81 points, but, as noted in comments, that's the ONLY state that had an increase. 14 other states dropped a combined 33 points between 2010 and 2011.
That's an average of 16.04, a drop 0f 4% from 16.7.
What that's called is losing and losing badly.


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More importantly in regards to their failure -- the violent crime rates are continuing to drop.
So much for their feeble attempts to show they need more gun control to stop violent crime
Damn, TX scored a 4. Getting closer to a perfect score. I think TX scored a 6 last year.
It's really funny, since they change the criteria every year, and incorporate the most inane and stupid proposals they push.
Funny as Hell.
Personally, I think the "gun control" extremists should go on doing exactly what they have been doing.
Seems to be working out well for them.
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