It's bizarre from the outside to here non-americans take availability of weapons as a non-factor. There's plenty of room to argue about rights or the difficult

It's bizarre from the outside to here non-americans take availability of weapons as a non-factor. There's plenty of room to argue about rights or the difficulty of actually reducing access to weapons. Saying that low hanging fruit is really gun safety, hotlines, preventative mental health etc. etc. etc. BTW, I come form a country that probably has one of the highest rate of adults who can use & have access to an automatic rifle in the world. There aren't many incidents of this kind. I know that availability isn't everything. Most killings are not conducted by the super resourceful, premeditated unstoppable type of people.