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Las Vegas: US is racked with impossible divisions over rights and freedoms

Gun ownership advocates argue that these events are the work of unstable "lone wolves" who simply spin out of control

Women light candles at a vigil on the Las Vegas strip, following a mass shooting.
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Women light candles at a vigil on the Las Vegas strip, following a mass shooting.

Todd Landman | The Conversation
In the immediate aftermath of the October 2 Las Vegas massacre – the US’s 273rd mass shooting in 2017 alone – it seems neither President Donald Trump nor his Republican colleagues will entertain a review of current gun legislation in America.
As is the norm at times like this, both sides of the gun control argument will simply trot out their usual pleas. As they did after the Sandy Hook massacre of elementary school children, gun control advocates will claim this new event is surely the tipping point required to finally get a sensible gun

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