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Because 1 mass shooting is too many.
1 avoidable medical error is too many. Yet over 100,000 people a year die from those. Don't the relative numbers matter at all?
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Of course. In theory, that's a harder problem to solve. Though choices should still be made to solve them.
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I think reducing medical errors might be easier to solve than confiscating 20 million rifles, and it would reduce over 3,000 times as many deaths.
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Which amendment to the constitution governs medical errors?
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There's no real link between legal firearm ownership (especially rifles) and homicide rates. If you want to reduce mass shootings, reduce school bullying. (And you'll probably reduce stabbings, youth suicides, self-harm and a bunch of other things at the same time).
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