Krista

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

I appreciate that.

But how many people are going to have to die by gun violence for there to be some sort of change if kids are dying in classrooms?

What is it?

What else is going to take?

And particularly like I think of this documentary, I think it's called All the Empty Rooms.

Have you heard of it?

And one of the kids covered in there is Jackie, and it shows the impact.

I think we've become so desensitized to gun violence and kids dying all the time in classrooms based off people who are mentally ill or are just sick.

I mean, what is it going to take?

I can kind of see it.

I think a lot of gun owners see it as a slippery slope.

If you're banning certain rifles like semi-automatics or things like that, they're going to be like, well, what's the next step?

Are you going to start banning handguns?

Are you going to start banning, you know, any type of guns?

And we've seen like small incremental changes like they banned the switch on the Glock.

Now that's a I believe it's a federal offense now.

But it's just so hard to balance.

I think one thing that I agree a lot of gun owners want to do is have heavy background checks for those who are mentally ill.