Another school shooting sparks remarks from Liz and Jon Crain and gun regulation in The US. Both siblings are gun owners and also understand the immense responsibility of owning firearms and what the context of The Second Amendments means in today's political climate. We delve into the realities of modern gun culture vs. the historical roots of The Second Amendment, which we have run away with far from original context (single shot powder guns in the late 1700s to 100 round magazine assault rifles and mass shootings of today). We are NOT advocating the removal of guns from private citizens, but we are asking for oversight, responsibility, and proper training. You have to get a driver's license before you drive, why not a similar safety education to own firearms? The Crains also back track to Columbine and what it's been like growing up with school shootings being common place, yet seeing nothing done to tighten up regulation for the protection of the public. When did guns become exclusively human killing tools? What does "self defense" really mean? Who is held accountable in a ma shooting? Is gun ownership a privilege or a right? Hunting is a privilege- not a right, why can't gun ownership follow similar guidelines? All this and more in this episode of Crains' Cast!