School shootings are some of the most despicable things that anyone can do. Absolutely reprehensible, and it’s reprehensible that people take actions to make school shootings both possible and worse in terms of the number of people injured and killed.
Which leads us to today’s story. You may not have heard about the recent school shooting that was especially horrible. Paul Rowan Brian gives us details:
The shooting [at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School] claimed the lives of eight victims at the school and a local residence, with the shooter dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to police. The incident also resulted in 27 individuals being injured, with two students airlifted to hospital.
In another article, Brian notes:
The incident is the second-deadliest school shooting in Canadian history.
Why haven’t you heard about this? To be fair, it could be because it happened in Canada. Now, sure the legacy mainstream media doesn’t mind telling us stuff that happens in Canada… as long as it furthers their narrative and agenda.
And that’s where this gets thorny for them.
See, the Canadian government has been working hard to limit anyone’s access to firearms.
Yet, the 18 year old who was allegedly the shooter was able to get firearms, at least one of which that wasn’t registered, even though the alleged shooter had a history of mental health problems and in the past had threatened to shoot up schools.
Which gets us to the crux of the issue and the reason why I think that this shooting hasn’t been widely reported in the U.S.:
It is evidence of the complete uselessness of gun control to prevent those with evil intent from harming other people.
In other words, this situation is a complete and absolute gun control fail.
Sure, some anti-2A people will try to argue why this isn’t evidence of the failure of gun control, but, let’s be honest, there isn’t a logical or rational way to explain how the shooter was able to put hands on firearms with all of that gun control in place unless gun control simply doesn’t work.
They can’t explain it.
And that just proves what I’ve been saying for years: Gun control doesn’t work. Period.
