Who don’t we do something about the shooters?
Because that would require direct action, and involves holding people - not just institutions - accountable.
Nobody is apparently held accountable for anything - particularly in government - anymore. It is truly jawdropping. 9/11/2001 was probably the first example in a big way.
I think the key tell, something I hadn’t been paying attention to - the people the government tends to put in charge of the investigation are the ones who should be investigated - they are the ones who should be answering the questions, not asking them.
On a smaller scale usually key screw ups - even if not strictly negligent - have historically been dealt with harshly. Failure to secure government issue firearms - say, like the Kate Steinle murder - heads would roll. Loss of job.
On the big scale - the OPM “hack” - or “Fast & Furious” or Felonia Von Pantsuit’s homebrew computer servers hosting SCIF data, satellite imagery and top-secret classified documents through unsecured networks, the list goes on. These are all clear black letter law evidence of negligence at minimum, treason and sedition or espionage at worst and nobody in a position to actually do something about it - seems to be particularly concerned. Never mind the fact that it is their duty and obligation.
Name of the game is to lie, dissemble, distract, and divert attention from where it belongs, and ensure “national security”. What that means isn’t what you think it means. Not even close.