When I was in high school, there were always at least a dozen or so rifles in the back of vehicles in the school parking lot every day in the mid-fall deer season and about the same number of shotguns in the mid-spring turkey season. That was duplicated in nearly every high school in the state, with the exception of schools in the inner cities of the state.

The curious irony of that is that there were no shootings from any of the rifles or shotguns, but plenty of shootings from Saturday Night specials and stolen pistols in the inner city schools.

So the "ridiculous amount of lethal weapons on school ground" is not the problem, its the people who choose to use those weapons on students they blame for their own problems. Until parents teach their children to accept their own problems and deal with them instead of blaming everyone else for them, we will continue to have these tragedies to face. That is unlikely to happen, because the parents themselves don't take responsibility for their own problems, so they cannot teach that to their own children, who grow up blaming everyone else instead relying on the only person who CAN fix the problems; themselves.

l have. It isn’t.

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What it is is bad enough. Why lie to make it sound worse?

Who cares what the numbers are? ONE is too many!

So basically, a lot of incidents involving guns in schools but not 18 fatalities. And that's supposed to make us feel more secure and be ok w/the lack of gun control? It's still way too many fools handling guns that maybe shouldn't be.

It's not supposed to make you feel more secure or ok with lack of gun control. It's supposed to make you more critical of the news sources you ingest, to make sure you're getting facts instead of crap. Once you have factual information, you can come to a conclusion. Your conclusion might come down on the left or right of a particular issue, but you can't form a reasoned and valid conclusion if the information you're using isn't accurate.