cawacko
Well-known member
When I was growing up just about ever guy I went to school with had a gun. Usually a hunting rifle or a shotgun, which were often left on the gun rack in their vehicles parked in the school parking lot. Yet at that time (late 70's) the incidents of mass shootings, particularly in schools, were very rare and far lower today.
So what's different between now and then? Gun ownership isn't. You have to be careful that you don't confuse the symptom with the disease. In other words easy access to guns isn't what is causing the problem.
At some point we went from "I'll see you at flag pole at 3:00" to fight to "i'm going to shoot up the school".

