The blood-spattered clothing; the blank expressions of slack-jawed disbelief, the grainy photographs of the vengeful killer — indelible images of the aftermath of a gun massacre have become familiar fixtures on news bulletins in recent years. But while in Britain public revulsion at the crime of Thomas Hamilton who killed 16 children and their teacher at Dunblane Primary in March 1996 resulted in tighter gun control, in America similar tragedies, such as the Columbine... (GunPolicy.org)