Still haven't shown any ways to alter the reality. This isn't about the US, and every legitimate gun owner knows what's going on and what needs to be done. It's nothing to do with the amount of guns, as it only takes one to kill, commit suicide or hunting and target shooting. Multiple gun owners haven't been the criminals doing the shootings. I have 6 and use them for hunting, and my children knew all along what they were used for and all ended up as decent adults because they were taught respect for life at home. This boy wasn't. How do you keep guns out of legitimate buyers hands that end up taking their lives? Yes, it makes it easier but doesn't address the problem at hand, which is still a mental illness. If they only waited for tomorrow is a line I often use, although it will still appear once again if the illness isn't helped in one way or another, and it doesn't take that gun to do it then. The problem is always the same. Keeping guns away from illegal owners, adjusting the laws a little to prevent some of this, and making sure any guns owned are locked away so people like this boy can't get their hands on them. In this case it would have saved lives right now, although finding an illegal gun isn't that hard in Thailand. Sometimes people think and don't follow through on their plans, but this boy was going to do something because it was eating at him for quite awhile, seeing his internet history and the fact he was bullied and possibly not only at school but at home.
