Yes the shooter had mental health issues and so do most of them, but focusing on that avoids the real issue, how did he obtain the weapon/s? A nineteen year old kid can buy an assault style rifle, this is crazy. No one objects to guns being in the hands of responsible adults but no one under 25 in the general community can be considered responsible without supervision. Why is this so hard?

the real issue, how did he obtain the weapon/s? A nineteen year old kid can buy an assault style rifle, this is crazy.

You don't get living in a formerly free country like America once was.

Kids took their guns to school with them so that they could go hunting on the way home. It's NOT the guns dummy! It's more to do with the schools and nanny state gov. The kid never learned responsibility, he was adopted, supposedly suffered from "emotional fragility", and was on psych drugs.

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And you're blaming the gun?

25 should be the voting age too. A vote in this country can be just as dangerous as a bullet.

Yes the shooter had mental health issues and so do most of them, but focusing on that avoids the real issue, how did he obtain the weapon/s? A nineteen year old kid can buy an assault style rifle, this is crazy. No one objects to guns being in the hands of responsible adults but no one under 25 in the general community can be considered responsible without supervision.

Not far enough,but a good first step. I say we pass the "no one under 25 can buy a gun" law,and then wait until the next shooting when it involves someone older,like the Vega shooter,and amend the law to read "No one under 125 years old can buy a gun"! (extreme sarcasm)

Do you shitheads NEVER learn? You are like little emotional bitches having hissy-fits. Try thinking with your mind for once,instead of your tv remote control!

You don't get living in a formerly free country like America once was.

Kids took their guns to school with them so that they could go hunting on the way home.

*I* did that in high school. I'd go duck hunting at dawn,and then pull up the decoys and get to school at 9 AM. I'd walk right into the school carrying a double barrel 12 gauge shotgun and lock it in my locker until school ended,and nobody even blinked.

I once had my elementary school principal ask me to bring in a gun in that I had been talking about because he was a gun collector and wanted to see it,so the next morning I was carrying it when I got on the bus to go to school. Once again,nobody even blinked.

Grassley Says He Wants to Discuss Gun Legislation After Massacre

I think we should be talking about sending Grassley into retirement.

You don't get living in a formerly free country like America once was.

Oh I get it, when I was a teenager I used to carry a hair trigger .22 rifle in my golf bag to shoot crows, we had a real crow problem on that golf course. Of course you couldn't do it today.

That is entirely different to allowing a kid to have a semi automatic rifle. I was glad when our gun laws changed to automatic rifles were banned, no mass shootings of any consequence since, just a few crims popping each other off.

Do you shitheads NEVER learn?

you are right about one thing pete, you shit heads never learn

Owning guns is a right. Maybe we should make it illegal to buy a gun if you are going to shoot up a school.

Owning guns is a right. Maybe we should make it illegal to buy a gun if you are going to shoot up a school.

That is so obvious,how could I have missed it? It covers all the "warm and comfortable" Dim spots,it's a law that punishes people for doing something THEY have no interest in doing,and it solves no problems at all,other than to make their legs warm as the piss runs down it at the thought of having the power to tell someone else what they can and can't do.

assault style rifle, this is crazy.

Yes. The arbitrary definition is crazy applied to a group of firearms, isn't it?

In the 70's We had skeet shooting as an activity during club week in High School.

Everybody brought their shotguns to school.

Back then the BSA qualified 11 year olds for hunters safety and shooting actual guns was part of that.

ZERO school shootings back then. ZERO snowflake cash-cows on anti- depressants.

The Horror!

Yep.

"What are we going to do? How many school shootings do we need in a given year?" Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein said, turning to Grassley at a committee meeting. "I’m here to say, Mr. chairman please, let’s take some action, we cannot see this continue on."

But...But...Let's switch around the names, place, and narrative, shall we?:

"How many school Chicago shootings do we need in a given year?" Republican Senator Grassley Senator said, turning to Dianne Feinstein at a committee meeting. "I’m here to say, Mrs. chairwoman please, let’s take some action, we cannot see this continue on."

25 should be the voting age too. A vote in this country can be just as dangerous as a bullet.

The only problem there is the same of alcohol use -- if one is of age to fight in a war, he/she should be of age to vote and drink.

Attending College/Universities these days is "can be just a dangerous a bullet." OR spreading a deadly virus (IMO.)

You don't get living in a formerly free country like America once was.

Kids took their guns to school with them so that they could go hunting on the way home. It's NOT the guns dummy! It's more to do with the schools and nanny state gov. The kid never learned responsibility, he was adopted, supposedly suffered from "emotional fragility", and was on psych drugs.

All true and well stated.

THAT said, your ONLY hope to fight back against this insanity is...SUPPORTING DONALD TRUMP.

Choose a side, because there is no compromise, Hondo.