I live in America and I don't own a gun. I however support the second amendment (My grandfather was a police chief) and don't think we should be penalizing good gun owners for poor mishandling by criminals . We have plenty of gun laws but they aren't enforced properly . Today was an instance where that kid's dad should have locked up his guns. Parkland was a fuck up by law enforcement and the FBI and a misuse of Obama's well -intentioned plan to keep young mostly black kids from being put in jail too early. My feeling is the Twitterization and Youtubeization of America has led to many of youth thinking they all need their own 15 minutes of fame and many days these youth spend their days playing Call of Duty and other shooting games wondering how to be noticed . Being ignored on Snapchat or Instagram or Twitter or somewhere else (like school) leads them to calling out for attention anyway they can get it, including shooting your classmates. . There's more softening of values in these kids where everyone gets a participation trophy. The criminals and robbers in the past that might have killed one guy in a back alley has graduated to mass murder of schoolkids as a result of what they have been taught in their lives.
I believe all these schools need to consolidate the number of entrances to the schools and use metal detectors and hire more security officers to guard the entrances . If you notice almost all of these shootings happen in a suburban school setting and not a school like in NYC. Why? Because those NYC schools all have metal detectors. No one thinks of bringing weapons there. The decay of morality i see isn't going away so i think we have to take drastic steps in other at security, even if it seems unseemly in a suburban setting. You could stop future AR-15 sales (which had nothing to do with today) but I'd stop at the idea of taking them away from legal gun owners who haven't broken any laws.