Shootings and general violence are always pretty complex. I would say that shooters are often products of their environment and their own physical condition. Gender does play a role but it's more a small part of a larger picture. No doubt that there are more males than females committing shootings but that's because in general, men commit more crime. Men, generally speaking, are more aggressive and that's not a bad thing, either. But if you look into the lives of a lot of these young men, you'll notice a pattern; abusive/absent/neglectful parent(s), getting bullied at school, few no zero positive adult figures, lack of success with work or women, feeling isolated, etc. Not saying that women don't experience these issues, far from it, but from what I've seen, men and women, in general, respond differently to these issues.


Violence like that goes beyond just guns, video games, and anything else people love to blame by themselves. I disagree with those people calling you a "crazy feminist", you were just pointing out another factor. Hopefully I didn't step on anyone's toes there.