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anygunanywhere wrote:

mojo84 wrote:

It's a complicated issue.

No it isn't.

Mass shootings always occur in gun free zones.

Pretty simple.

Anygunanywhere

So, if gun free zones were eliminated, there'd be no more shooting sprees?

I disagree that it is that simple and black and white. I think eliminating gun free zones would reduce the number of casualties and fatalities per shooting.

Isn't it the misuse of these drugs by giving them to people that don't need them, or giving the wrong drug or people stopping their meds that is the real issue when meds are involved?I'm sure there are exceptions in this issue as there are everywhere.

There is a cost and risk to being a society of free people. We need to be better prepared to deal with bad people when they go astray. Blaming the meds or psychiatrist and making new laws denying people their rights is not the answer in my opinion.

It would help if family and loved ones of those people suffering from mental illness to help people identify their illness and get the treatment they need.




Just discussing and not arguing.

I do find it interesting how quickly the incident ended because of someone with a gun being on the seen. Just think if more people had guns and could have dealt with the little psycho sooner. That beautiful young girl may have been spared the pain and agony she is now have to deal with and will have in the future.

Evil is evil, it doesn't matter if it involves psycho dysfunction or meds. Even the psychos think clear enough to pick soft targets. Not all incidents can be prevented but they can be dealt with more efficiently and effectively by sane armed good people.

Or is it that the person has stopped taking their medication? Stopping some medications suddenly can cause serious issues.

It's a complicated issue.