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Originally Posted by 2Stonedbirds
Totally agree. And it's not the accessibility of firearms that causes these issues, it's demographics, it's poverty, it's creation of legislation that promotes illegal underground trade specifically for criminals that is the bigger part of the problem.
Interestingly, after the last shooting in Chattanooga, some officials have finally seen the light and overturned the useless Clinton era gun ban on their respective military bases. Six in total; I doubt we will see another mass shooting at any of them.
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I think you are undererestimating the effects of psychotropics, seem to fairly prevalent in US mass shootings. I'd like to see how many mass shootings were done under the influence of pharmaceuticals, touchy subject but there seems to be a correlation imo.