"Some look to California as a model for possible reforms to gun control. But as the San Bernardino shooting — and the more than 20 other shootings in the state listed by the Mass Shooting Tracker — illustrates, even those laws aren't enough. This shouldn't come as a particular surprise, because while California law may seem extremely strict to some, it's highly loose when compared with gun control laws in other nations, like New Zealand,Japan, and Britain. In such places, gun ownership is so tightly controlled that in many cases, it is functionally impossible to legally own a firearm."
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