Guns Killing Kids

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No, this isn't an anti-gun rant. However, the current outrage is over *dead kids* and *how many kids must die before we get guns under control*.  My questions are .... how many kids must die before we stop giving them back to abusive parents? How many kids must die before we get kids to stop beating, stabbing and shooting each other to death? How many kids must die before drugs are removed from the streets? How many kids must die before kids stop doing stupid impulsive things? What do all those scenarios have in common? Kids. And what do kids need? Guidance and supervision. Kids die because of lack of proper guidance and supervision. Getting rid of guns won't change that.

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