I'm going to keep my response simple:

Yes, we care about dead kids. But my point is that if we REALLY do then we ought to actually pay attention to facts and not the media hype. Yes, it's tragic that there were school shootings. Yes we should do something about it. But let's look at the best way to solve the entire problem, not just the white kids dying at schools. Far more kids and adults are murdered by pistols in the cities on a daily and weekly basis. So if we want to solve the problem then let's start there. Banning "scary guns" does nothing to fix this problem and instead you just have both sides pushing an agenda at the expense of dead kids.

Need some evidence? Look at your blog post. You admit you don't write about this stuff often and yet the time that you actually do so you write about something that is part of less than 1% of the problem and expect to find a solution. Why not write about the shootings that happen everyday across our nation? Why not write about the facts that pistols are used which are readily available through straw purchases? Why not write about the fact that gun violence is obviously linked to urban areas and the proliferation of gangs, lower economic status, poor education and race? By selecting a school shooting and making the issue the scary looking gun you've simply fallen into the agenda driven trap of the media and our government.