I agree this double gun murder was particularly disturbing. And it had everything to do with its immediacy and relative intimacy as it happened right there in both the point of view of the murdered and murderer. But if Sandy Hook didn't teach us we're not a nation doomed to withstand these events regularly - then nothing will. You had to feel for the father of the dead young lady - when he said it'd be his life's mission to make some type of "change". Mass shootings in the US only embolden and further entrench positions - there is no change that can happen.

Funny though how even talking about the 2nd amendment with a question mark is tantamount to treason - while men vying to be President are openly contemplating the path to abolishing the 14th amendment (and calling themselves conservatives). Where are the death panel freaks now?