Aim to address terror issues, not gun issues  Shayne C. Dunbaugh
 Journal Contributor  The events at Sandy Hook – coupled with
last summer’s shooting in a Colorado movie theatre – have
incited a renewed discussion on the current practices of gun
regulation within the United States. These events have catalyzed
a nation to bring justice, not only to the family members of
those who were brutally injured, but to the entire country. It
seems that an attack on this country is an attack on all, as we
are all united in compassion for the shared feelings of altruism
towards the victims.  Shooters in public locations arouse the
fear that at any point in time we may find ourselves the victim
in such an atrocious event. Adding to this scary possibility is
the expanding proximity of these events to all of us: whether we
have been on skiing trips to Colorado and stopped in for a movie
or we know “somebody who knows somebody.” The point is, these
incidents are extremely close to our hearts and preventing them
from ever happ