this is so sad... a whole community is being affected by one senseless act of violence its not just about the victim its about the people who knew him and the students he was supposed to be a part of it makes me wonder if we are doing enough to prevent these kinds of incidents from happening in the first place ... the fact that police have no motive or identity yet is really frustrating 
like, what even is the point of all this senseless violence? and yeah, the fact that authorities are still stumped is just devastating... 
but at the same time, can we talk about how gun safety is basically non-existent out here? 
it's like, we're supposed to be livin' in a world where we don't have to worry about gettin' shot for no reason, and yet that's not the case. 
and the fact that mental health is gettin' brought up in this conversation... 
I mean, I'm all for talkin' about it, but can we take it a step further? like, how are we supposed to fix our laws and policies if we don't even acknowledge the root causes of all this violence? 
i'm not buying the "we need to look into gun laws" thing tho, this guy probably had a permit and didnt do anything wrong. its time we talk about the real issues here... I keep thinking about how quickly a situation can escalate from a minor car accident to a violent outburst. Have we become too desensitized to the reality of gun violence? 
It's crazy that we're still debating whether or not this was an act of road rage or something more sinister... shouldn't we be focusing on finding those responsible and preventing it from happening again? And what about our laws around mental health - are they doing enough to prevent tragedies like this from occurring? 
the thought of someone being gunned down in broad daylight is just too much to handle. i'm with everyone who's saying we need to do something about gun safety and mental health laws, it's not like this has never happened before but it feels like now that it has happened at yale, it's a wake up call for the whole country .
. Like, what's next? A fight over who gets the last slice of pizza? 
It's like, we know all these things, but sometimes it takes a tragedy like this to make us take notice. 
Let's do better, folks! We need to look out for each other and make sure our communities are safe for everyone! 