One Year After Serbian School Shooting: Has There Been Progress On Gun Control?

One year after the school shooting in Serbia, has the country made progress on gun control? The school shooting was followed one day later by a separate shooting in a village, and the incidents triggered several months of protests.

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Banning firearms from law-abiding citizens is NOT the answer

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I can remember that time. I was working at a school assistant at a school with children & teenagers with disaaability, and before, I worked in the same position at an elementary school 🏫 with mostly children of difficult families & unfortunately some of the students & even fathers tried to do such kinds of brutal actions at my school workplace due to bullying. Fortunately, I was there, could save lives & hence, since those happenings, I always say "I love you" before I go out to my family like a last goodbye statement. And when our sad Serbian student came to me, she told me about this shoot1ng. No matter wherever you are, don't bully people, help them out of that situation. My best wishes for the innocent people of Serbia❣️🇷🇸 😘♥️

[@cleroyster2610]

2nd amendment everywhere