What happened when Australia actually did something to stop gun violence - Washington Post

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What happened when Australia actually did something to stop gun violence Washington Post In the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, the Senate failed to pass four bills to shore up background checks, despite public support for the measures hovering around 90 percent. The status quo is deeply unpopular, but it remains the law. It's been 20 years since Australia had a mass shooting. How much of the credit goes to gun control?Los Angeles Times What a New Gun-Control Study Can — And Can't — Tell Us About Mass ShootingsNew York Magazine Fatal mass shootings in Australia down to zero after gun law reformsUSA TODAY EurekAlert (press release) -The Guardian -The Guardian -The Conversation AU all 14 news articles »

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