Two vastly different sets of gun laws; two very similar outcomes

That massacre was not perpetrated with the aid of an "assault weapon," but with a 9mm Beretta handgun. Don't even start with "high capacity magazines" (and I don't know if the killer had those, or not)--I've talked about that before--he could have inflicted as much carnage with a revolver.

The bottom line is that "weak gun laws," or "strong" ones--killers will kill, until they can be stopped. [More]

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