They simply do not turn kids into monsters, as the Journal Sentinel might have people think. It has nothing to do with the clothes the teens wore or the music they listened to. The fact is that somebody would have to be seriously disturbed to commit such an atrocity. You don't get that way from playing games or listening to Marilyn Manson. Games don't kill people.
Guns kill people.
I sat in front of my television in disbelief as the tragic events at Columbine High School unfolded. I heard our president talk about the need for schools to recognize troubled youths, Congress talking about the need for further gun control, especially among the young, but I heard little about the role of parents in raising their children. A month ago, we heard about research that indicated it didn't seem to matter if a parent stayed at home to raise a child. We don't need to wake up to the issues of gun control, school counseling, etc. These issues are on the table.