 AP Photo Whatever steps are taken in the wake of this tragedy, guns will remain a central part of America’s culture, as will gun violence. That may appear baffling to European eyes, but it is not something that can or will be quickly or easily changed. TAGGED: UK, Europe, Guns, Adam Lanza, United States, Connecticut, Newtown, Sandy Hook, NRA, National Rifle AssociationRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| America has fallen deep into the abyss of a misguided belief in a right to keep and bear arms that has once again brought tragedy. more ›› |
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