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But in doing so, you look to the wrong cause.

Cause and effect - people play the game, putting one or the other (cause or effect) in either the leading or the following position depending on what point is trying to be made (just like they do in the global warming debate - they mix up cause and effect). Is the proliferation of guns the cause?

Kids (or young adults) killing other kids (or young adults). Why do they do it? The answer to that question has absolutely nothing to do with guns, yet that's the "cause" so many people identify with. But it's not the "cause" at all; it's only the scapegoat.

Go ahead, Colin. Try to answer this question without your usual "nutter" kind of outlook.

Kids (or young adults) killing other kids (or young adults). Why do they do it? What caused the rise in such things happening?