I literally laid out a quick counter argument for every point in that article. If you would like to go back to my original posts and discuss those points, I would be more than happy to. However, ignoring my arguments and acting as if I've offered nothing is not a good way to get a dialogue going.

The link I posted suggests this solution (which will get sales at least somewhat more under control) because Congress has been unwilling to pass better regulations.

The chances of Congress or The President going through with any of the suggestions proposed in the article are next to none. The gun lobby has a lot of influence.

Also, the Chenpeng stabbing is the one gun nuts used to make themselves feel better after Sandy Hook. No one died: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chenpeng_Village_Primary_School_stabbing

You're cherry picking here. There was a rash of school attacks in China, and there were deaths involved. Let's be honest here. If I went and found a random school shooting here in the States where no one was killed, you'd accuse me of cherry picking as well.

Trust me. I like this discussion. I think it's an important discussion to have. I'm very much willing to talk about it, but you have to give me something to work with here.

Edit: Combined the two posts I just made for ease of reading.