Also, not included is a look at prior criminal record or histories of violence in these homes. The special article of investigation was about gun ownership as a risk factor for homicide in the home. It's not just that having a gun is a convenient way of settling an argument. A weapon can function as a conditioned stimulus, eliciting both the thoughts and motor responses with its use. If this is the case, I wonder why they don't mention the film industry.
Parents know that kids who play with toy guns can become more aggressive.
If this is true, at the airports are devices that scan your belongings, perhaps we should have them at schools where children tend to bring their guns. If we aren't told the story or entire story, we really do not know. The problem with disarming law-abiding citizens is that criminals with guns wouldn't be afraid to enter to commit their crime. The result would be a people defenseless against crime and dependent on the government for all of their protection. Most gun ownership is culturally patterned, linked with a rural hunting subculture.