If a child of mine had committed a massacre, I would think I would almost want to melt into the ground.  I think I would be terribly ashamed, because while I would not be directly responsible for what occurred, I imagine the world would think that I must have been a terrible parent, and I would probably feel that way, too. The father of the Roseburg, Oregon shooter apparently doesn't seem to feel any shame – only indignation: The father of the gunman who killed nine people at a community college here called on the nation to change its gun laws on Saturday, saying the massacre “would not have happened” if his son had not been able to buy so many handguns and rifles. So many?  How many handguns and rifles did he need?  I think one or two would have been more than sufficient.  The problem was not that his son was able to buy so many weapons, but that his son was depressed and able to buy any weapons.  Unfortunately, unless...(Read Full Post)