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ArishMell · 70-79, M
Firstly by stopping bitter party-political bickering over the problem and addressing it in a non-partisan way.
Then by rooting out the cultural drives by which violence, especially shooting and the worship of guns, is so taken for granted.
That's not and should not be a political-party matter, but a social one.
There must be something in US society so different from any other developed country. "School shootings" and similar atrocities with no clear purpose, distinct from terrorist, civil-war or drug-gang violence, do occur in other countries but are very rare.
So what is different and how do you deal with it?
Then by rooting out the cultural drives by which violence, especially shooting and the worship of guns, is so taken for granted.
That's not and should not be a political-party matter, but a social one.
There must be something in US society so different from any other developed country. "School shootings" and similar atrocities with no clear purpose, distinct from terrorist, civil-war or drug-gang violence, do occur in other countries but are very rare.
So what is different and how do you deal with it?