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Since the Kern County shooting, I'm noticing that this topic (and problem) is not going away. John Stewart nailed it: http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/tue-january-8-2013-stanley-mcchrystal
-where it's a problem about framing. But it's a comedy program, not a political forum.
[disclaimer: I may be a newbie, but if I'm breaking a rule here, I can usually hear it without freaking out.]
The main problem I'm having, is that gun violence in schools makes me angry, and that makes it harder to think straight. But if gun violence in schools doesn't make someone angry, then I'm not sure I want to talk to them. Does that push me over into the partisan camp?