ImpulsE69
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Not talking about gun culture. I'm talking about the culture of misogyny, violence, and entitlement that leads to both localized domestic violence, and nearly every mass shooter. It's a subset of men and what are men doing to respond to it? Or do you simply just accept it as a reality that people are going to get mass murdered from time to time and no one should bother trying to stop it? You see it as a quixotic pursuit?
I don't think I want to type enough to go into the book required to go over everything about these questions, so I'll keep it simple and state that I am not for 'not doing anything'. I've posted suggestions in other threads. I'm for finding the actual cause because I don't believe a person being shot is any more tragic than what happened to this kid. I am all for stricter gun laws. Finding a happy medium is the problem - because no matter what laws go into play, I don't think it will stop gun violence. It certainly won't stop violence in general. We live in a country where people randomly walk up to people passing by on the street and punch them in the face so they can post the video on the internet. No, it's going to require a lot more than gun control to fix what is going on here.
