I'm not sure any laws are going to solve the problems we see. IMO it is all about culture. Look at our movies, television shows and video games. Violence rules and is often times celebrated. And this coming from a segment of society (Hollywood types) that supposedly is liberal. And then those "celebrity" actors and actresses are the ones the morning TV talk shows of the major networks ogle over at and after the awards shows. In other words, they don't walk their talk concerning gun violence.

Kids growing up see this stuff over and over again. For most they realize it is fiction (at least the stories) and have a sound intelligence that sees what can go wrong. But there are too many who don't have that solid footing mentally that can easily believe what they see is acceptable and justified for whatever problems they may think they need to resolve.

Many of us old guys grew up with six shooters and holsters tying to mimic Roy Rodgers, Hoppalong Cassidy, the Lone Ranger, and others we saw battling the bad guys. But there the motive was not hatred or revenge, but justice. What Hollywood spews out today is mostly hatred and revenge, What do they expect to come of it? Some might argue those videos are just reflecting reality, but if you want the violence to go away it would help if you didn't see it as just an avenue to millions of dollars in ticket and product sales, and actually made cases for changing the culture. Anyone can literally see hundreds of murders a day just looking at TV programs that are considered acceptable in our culture.