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megaman79 said:
^ In this particular case i would argue the access to guns was one of the primary reasons why he was so easily capable of murder in the first place. But this issue NEVER seems to matter in the US, constitutional bullshit is irrellivant when this happens.

How does that change anything? Access to a deadlier weapon decreases accountability? While I agree that the US needs gun control laws strengthened by an order of magnitude, I don't think the kid is any less responsible for his actions.