Just some of the messages I recieved this weekend:

-Type in "Bath Michigan school massacre". It's the worst massacre in US history. 1927. He used a bomb. I am saying this due to gun control issues already being talked about. I am on law enforcement also.      -Keith

-A tragic day.  Instead of gun control why not let every US citizen carry
no matter where they are?        -Martin

-. . . Well, that's it. Time to ban kindergarten. . .          -Mel

-We spend so much time trying to disarm law abiding citizens than when events like thus happen, the
loss of life is so much higher than it needs to be. Criminals will get guns regardless, they do not follow the law thus the name criminal, so why not let law abiding citizens the power to maybe have stopped this guy.

-Ken

It Isn't Our Gun Policy-It is our Mental Health Policy!

   Nearly everyone asked about the shooter described him as "troubled", and having a difficult time dealing with a form of autism.  One report quotes his mother as saying at some time she felt she was "losting him".  If there is any relief in the incident at least we are hearing the truth.  I have grown weary of hearing, "He was always such a good boy". 

     This is the third shooting in a row that involved someone with suspected mental problems.  Instead of stricter gun laws on we law abiding and mostly sane citizens; how about tougher, stricter laws and regulations on mental health professionals?  What if we registered all mental health professionals with the FBI, requiring a background check before they may practice?  What if we required strict monitoring of each and every patient they see, drugs they administer, progress of the patients under their care?  If we know so little about mental illness why?  Why don't we take all the focus on gun control and put it into mental health control? 

     P.S. . . If you want and AR-15 any time soon I would put one on layaway as soon as possible!