My thoughts and prayers are for the Purdham family and others involved too

Firstly, there still seems to be some confusion as to whether he held a license or not but either way if he did not have access to a firearm I hardly think he would have just sat down and said "oh well, I'd better give the killing a miss then". I'm sorry if that sounds a bit flippant but I'm sure you get my point.

Additional tightening of the laws following Hungerford didn't prevent Dunblane and further measures did not prevent this tragedy. He could just have easily got in his taxi and driven around mowing down pedestrians - do we then ban cars?

He did hold a licence and still killed 12 people as well as causing a lot of heartbreak to their familys.He had the same checks as your goodself but obviously something snapped and he had a gun and used it.l still think all guns should be banned.We have thousand of drug addicts but that does not mean drugs should be legal.l dont expect
you to agree,but l wont change my mind.

Thoughts and prayers go to all the families involved in yesterdays tragic events.

And I respect your opinion so we'll have to agree to differ. I enjoy my sport and would hate to be forced to give it up.

Made big news here in Vancouver and all over North America.
Tragic for everyone involved and my thought go out to all the families and friends of those involved, epecially the families of the deceased victims.