28 Dead After Shooting At Connecticut Elementary School

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This does not need to be turned into another firearms debate. I think are gun laws are strict enough as is. We have a nice firearm collection and I love to waste my money on target practice. There's a story about a county in Georgia requiring every head of a house to own a firearm, only 3 accidents involving firearms have occurred since the laws mandate. All of which took place in locations where possession of a firearm is illegal. Lawbreakers don't care about laws or they wouldn't be lawbreakers. I will always own firearms and can't wait to turn 21 to get my class 3 so I can own fully automatic weapons legally.

I understand this man had some sort of autistic problem. If this was the case how did he have access to weapons? Not to sound rude, but if my child was a *Removed* I would have all my guns under lock and key and not ever let him know where they are stored. My question is how did he get into the school? Someone visiting a school typically has to sign in and wait to be taken in. I went to visit a high school teacher and wasn't allowed to during the school day. Even though I only graduated from there two years ago!

But please don't take anger out on the firearms, I mean after all if guns kill people, spoons made Rosie O'Donnell fat.