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Stoneman Douglas Shooting

Not too long ago, on the 14th of February yet another tragedy occurred, leaving many in despair. The largest school shooting of 2018 had just occurred and for many, this was the last straw, openly in disagreement with the second amendment and the ease of access the shooter had to purchase his firearm.
Many may not know, but the gun that was used for this was a AR-15 with a bump stock, used to bypass the semi-automatic restriction and allowing it to be a pseudo fully automatic.

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