I think you're missing the point. Where I grew up in the south in farm country, guns were everywhere. We hunted, shot targets and yes, some people had handguns too. Guns weren't new. What we didn't have were kids wanting to shoot up schools. That's the part people keep skipping over. If guns alone caused this, then rural areas should have had this problem a long time ago. They didn't. Something changed with the kids, the culture, mental health, broken homes, gangs, social media and people wanting attention. I'm not saying guns don't make an attack worse. Of course they can. But the gun doesn't wake up one day and decide to hurt people. A person does. So maybe we should spend more time asking why so many people are getting to that point instead of acting like the gun is the whole problem.
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