If it's not the gun industry, perhaps it is the children themselves, so impressionable, so fragile in their psyches, so sensitive to criticism. Perhaps we blame these human beings for being fallible at a time when being fallible is the most vital to acting as human beings. It is their own fault then, for watching violence on television, for Dad not being home to play catch with, for the schools and their reluctance to deter hate, for the guns and their ability to fire and kill with deadly frequency. The answer is simple. We blame everyone involved, because each position is equally important.
People make choices.
Television broadcasts our choices. Schools and parents mold our choices. Guns end our choices. It's a team effort, in the end. And we're still all down a run.