I said that, although I didn't like the public schools, there was a lot to be said for a course of instruction in firearms use. A young woman who agreed with me asked a related question about waiting periods for gun purchases. I said that I put a waiting period for obtaining a gun in the same category as a waiting period for an abortion - I opposed both. I was asked about guns in the home and children being around guns. I responded that the stats showed that guns are empirically way down on the list of risks to which children are exposed to in the home.
Stairways are about the most dangerous.
Naturally, there was a question about the Columbine killings. I acknowledged that some people are, but I asked if we should follow a principle of having a tiny fraction of a percent of irresponsible people govern what is legally permissible behavior for everyone else. Rather than respond to that question directly, the person tried to switch over to children being exposed to violent media and even the behavior of Bill Clinton. You, after all, just offered Bill Clinton in your example. Some of these wanted to know about carry and obtaining a carry license.