This isn't the answer. Chicago has the most strict gun laws and look at the murder count there.[/QUOTE
comparing anything to what is going on in chicago is difficult. the murder and violence in chicago needs to be looked at in its own light. your right it shows a bad example of how gun restrictions dont matter but i dont think chicago provides a good example of the rest of the country at all. what would your solution be then to stop this from happening again? thats how we need to approach this because thats what everyone wants. arming teachers? they cant write off the pencils they buy for their classroom anymore but now you want them to either purchase or be given a gun...if we leave it to hope and prayers or try to address it as just a mental issue then we face more of these situations. its unfortunate but reality. school shootings will not stop unless we actually do something and to this point gun owners arent helping provide a fast resolution to the problem in my opinion. its time for a legitimate conversation on Washington for a plan of action to stop this, seriously. this isnt about peoples guns this is about the safety of kids. if it has to be extreme then it has to be.