liveanddiedeac
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All I know is you could go to a store and come out with a gun with little problem. As I said, very valid to say the number of guns is part of it, but don't be so close-minded to think that is all of it. People have had access to guns for a long time, it would've been arguably much easier to shoot up schools years ago, why is it happening so much more now. What is driving people to do it, it's more than just the number of guns?This is incorrect. North Carolina has required a permit to purchase a handgun since 1919 (although there was a gun show loophole until last year). The laws obviously vary a lot by state, and the states with the most lax laws have the most gun violence. This isn't a difficult concept - the massive number of guns leads to a massive number of shootings.