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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you want to end this, strengthen families.  Almost none of these mass murderers comes from intact families.

If you got divorced (or counseled someone else to), or had a child out of wedlock, you are a big part of the problem. [/quote]

Cruz's parents were not divorced.   [/quote]

He and his brother had the same mother, different fathers.

They were adopted later, but his biological parents were not together [/quote]

You're blaming the Parkland school shooting on [i]adoption[/i]?

For shame.[/quote]

Just heard a report.  This kid had red flags and issues for years.  Getting rid of guns won't fix this. It's not just guns--people can set fires (and do); bombs, etc.
And, it is not "mental illness"--it is BEHAVIOR.  This kid's behavior had red flags.
Now answer this:  Florida investigated last year and the social worker deemed him not a danger.  Is this because there was nothing that the social worker could do?
Do you know any families who have kids with serious issues--behavior, and yet, can get no help with their child because he is deemed to not be a threat?

I know of one in my neighborhood and a distant family member whose families have begged authorities for help.  If the child is an adult, there is little that can be done.  The kid has to agree to the "help".   John Hinkley was almost released a number of times--and, would have been, had his target been anyone but the president of the United States.  And, some of those times he was still fixed on Jodie.

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