Exactly. It's not the legality of weapons, but the easy availability of them that causes the issues. It seems to me like victim blaming for U.S. schools to hav

Exactly. It's not the legality of weapons, but the easy availability of them that causes the issues. It seems to me like victim blaming for U.S. schools to have active shooter drills - it makes more sense to have much better training and screening of gun owners than trying to train the victims. However, given that the NRA is excessively powerful in U.S. politics, I can see why they are necessary, but it just seems easier to me to stop kids from being able to get hold of guns (e.g. have some rudimentary screening for gun purchases and require owners to keep them in locked cabinets when they are not in use).