Shooter left 17 dead in six short minutes of terror

[Richard]

Here's a thoughtful, balanced article from the National Post looking at whether Canada's gun laws would have made a difference in some high-profile U.S. mass shootings.

http://nationalpost.com/news/canada/...-mass-shooters

Thoughtfull maybe but it is is hard to compare the two countries when it comes to gun control,the right to bear arms is in our constitution,where as yours are more geared towards you can have them if we allow it so you can use it more so as leverage.

I am not familiar with your school system but is it based on political correctness,safe spaces,participation trophys where everybody is a winner,the public shows little support towards the teachers,kids confused about what sex they are or what bathroom to use,etc.

Some of the math my grandkids bring home is insane,it seems like they are trying to be little computers before the second grade,they do not even get to be kids anymore,no wonder they freak out with the stress.

I see a lot of the younger generation literally freaking out when they do not get their way,that would have been unheard of years ago.

Your health care system is a bit more prepared to deal with those with issues.

There is also a population difference between the two countries where you may only have 1 application to deal with compared to our 10,000,which takes resources and manpower.

We have state regulations outside of federal regulations that vary from state to state,but at the end of the day it is illegal to murder somebody but that does not stop murder.