You know what's funny? Police were on the scene within 2 minutes of the shooting beginning. Police officers were literally dropping their kids off at that very school and it
still didn't stop it from occurring. My question still stands, in what loving world would less regulation have prevented this? Blatantly incompetent firearm ownership is to blame here, to start. Why can't we have some DMV-esque training requirements just like the 2-3 ton machines we hurdle through the streets on a daily basis?
No, his mental health was the problem. Not to mention that this kid was probably being bullied most of his life and no one gave a forget about him until he shot the school up. Funny how no one gives a forget about bullying "I'm not a snitch" "it's not my problem" then stuff like this happens and then they are all like "How the forget does this happen to me".
The dude was on the track team and was considered, by many of his friends, to be an utterly normal and functioning teenager (so it seemed), just like everyone else.