Yeah, and you are wrong. School shootings did occur in your/our youth.
The other shootings betray your claim that the issue is generational. The problem is not limited to schools or young shooters. That narrative helps the far right conservative wackos that want to focus on video games, God in school or some other useless crap.
I am not sure what the answers are either but I know they are not going to be found in the simple minded and extremely tired "kids today" rhetoric of the right.
Slight disagree. I'm 53. We didn't have shootings this frequently at schools, or anywhere. I understand we'd have to control for a lot, but I think the violent media culture
figures into this. The extreme realism of the mass killing is a far cry from the daffy duck cartoons I saw. Now I hear you though, in that there is no denying the fact that if a kid
can't get a gun, that kid will not kill anyone with a gun. But there are some multiple elements going on with this. Economic stress at home, whatever...
PS I am totally for much stronger gun control, ban assault weapons, massive education and vetting and training of anyone, registration, testing, heck I think we should require
special insurance. I think if it was doable all ammo should be biomarked to the owner. There is little I would not be comfortable with...
that said, this is a polemic time, financial stress, a media fueling hatred, a clash of cultures due to the WWWeb allowing very different people to give others a piece of
their " get off my god damned lawn and fuck you mind" without any real world direct and personal consequence which would otherwise check and soften speech...
The distance between people who are standing right next to one another is now enormous. Don't be surprised if your grandchildren are marrying Marilyn Monroe robots
and Amazon delivers food pellets by air drop. lol