I’m using my phone so there might be some thumb errors but here it goes:
Solutions:
1. ALL agencies on a common system for background checks, period.
2. If a person is dismissed from ANY law enforcement agency and/or the military, they would barred from owning or purchasing a firearm until cleared by a medical professional.
3. Red flag law but only thru a medical professional and a judge. If a person is thought to be a danger to him/herself or others, he or she should be reported to law enforcement and/or a medical professional who will interview said person. If necessary, said person will be temporarily placed flagged prohibited from owning or purchasing a firearm. Once a full evaluation has been done and the person is cleared by medical professional, the flag will be immediately removed.
4. If the age is moved to 21, then the selective service/draft is also moved to 21. 18-20 can still volunteer. If an 18-20 year old is in the military and/or law enforcement, after training, they may own and purchase firearms.
5. A. Armed marshals in all schools. These marshals are for protection. If the population is large, at least two marshals with on being a plains clothes officer.
5. B. If a teacher is willing to go through training and volunteers, allow armed teachers where marshals are not available (small and/or rural districts).Only select individuals would know who is armed.
Limiting magazine capacity is a fool’s errand. A perpetrator could just carry extra magazines.
Banning semiautomatic rifles was ineffective previously (look up the FBI report when that ban was lifted-they determined people just used different weapons-Columbine was done with shotguns and pistols during that ban).
Ok, not BS, just offering what I believe are reasonable solutions.