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A False Sense of Security

ca7 Wrote: Dec 17, 2012 4:28 PM
Steve, I agree with your post. Very thoughtful. I would like to point out, however, that both sides need to come to this discussion with an open mind. With the exception of some extreme liberals that don't have any real power, no one is suggesting a ban on all guns in this country. They are mostly misrepresented that way. On the other hand, there are many people (including columnists and posters right here on this website) that completely reject the idea of any sort of gun restrictions. That idea is off the table even before they get to the table. I'm not sure how a discussion begins in this case but I do think you are right.

This morning, when I took my children to school, there was a guard at the gate for the first time.  Obviously, the school intended it as a thoughtful gesture for anxious mothers.

But that's the point.  Most of the "solutions" being touted offer only a false sense of security.  To that point, Ron Fournier had a compelling piece in today's National Journal, titled "What If Nothing or Nobody is to Blame for Adam Lanza?"  Fournier writes:

What if there is nothing or nobody to blame? Would that make this inexplicable horror unbearable?

What if we didn't rush to judgement?...

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