We don’t necessarily need to round up every gun in circulation. That’s unreasonable. It’s not going to happen. But we can do a lot more to keep powerful weapons out of the hands who will use them to kill innocent people.

• How we deflect from guns
  • Why we scapegoat video games for mass violence and why it’s a mistake – The Washington Post
  • Video games don’t cause mass shootings. But gamer culture encourages hate. – The Washington Post 
    “Video games do not create mass killers, but they invite people with terrible ideas, including white supremacy, to congregate.”
  • Mass shootings aren’t growing more common – and evidence contradicts common stereotypes about the killers 
    Surprises: Not as many white guys as you might think, not growing. Not surprising: Not linked to video games, dubious link to garden-variety mental issues
• Facts and myths
  • America’s unique gun violence problem, explained in 17 maps and charts – Vox
  • Gun control: Data suggest guns do in fact kill people | The Economist
  • Christchurch attacks: New Zealand brings in sweeping gun-law changes | World news | The Guardian
  • The Simple Truth About Gun Control | The New Yorker
  • Requisitos legales para enviar Armas, Cartuchería, Pólvora y Pistones
  • What America’s gun fanatics won’t tell you – MarketWatch
  • Opinion | Kenosha Tells Us More About Where the Right Is Headed Than the R.N.C. Did
  • How the ‘good guy with a gun’ became a deadly American fantasy
• Second Amendment myths
  • Revisiting the Messy Language of the Second Amendment | JSTOR Daily
  • Why the real defenders of the second amendment oppose the NRA | Corey Brettschneider | Opinion | The Guardian
• Tide turning
  • Jason Alexander’s amazing gun rant – Salon.com
  • NSSF | Real Solutions. Safer Communities. 
    Not bad, but it doesn’t do anything about assault rifles or any weapon of mass shootings. And it won’t, because they represent manufacturers.
  • How Americans are supporting gun control in the wake of mass shootings like El Paso – The Washington Post 
    “Rep. Mike Turner, a Republican who represents Dayton in Congress and has a 93 percent rating from the NRA, called Tuesday for an assault weapons ban.”