This kind of thing is going to keep happening as long as the medical community continues to pump our young people full of anti-psychotic and anti-depressant medications.

We have seen that mass shootings can happen literally anywhere.  We have raised a valueless generation that has no moral foundation, and we have pumped them full of all sorts of pharmaceutical drugs that are messing with their heads.

A shocking report shows that there have been 55 laws passed in just the last 5 months with bipartisan support to limit your right to a gun.

When an off-duty security guard opened fire inside of a restaurant, he was stopped by armed citizens—and there are a few reasons why the story has vanished from headlines.

Some folks in the US who want to do away with the Second Amendment are probably saying smugly, “Well, knife attacks are bad, but only people with GUNS can kill dozens of victims quickly.” Those folks would be wrong.

This is exactly the Columbine school shooter celebrity culture The New York Times claims to bemoan, even as it promotes it, because you can’t get to gun control without some school shootings.

Until we stop focusing on the tools used in these attacks, and look for the causes, the people to suffer the most from these attacks on our freedom will be the law-abiding Americans who turn in their guns when they are told to do so.

Authorities in Texas made a telling admission on Monday, noting that it is indeed possible that some of the victims of the Santa Fe High School shooting could’ve been killed or injured by police.

Guns don’t kill people. Ideas, however, do. We can’t criminalize ideas, but the spectacle of the very corporations and media personalities who are causing these deaths lecturing us self-righteously on the need to give up the Bill of Rights is truly repugnant.

Reports are that 9 students and 1 teacher were killed in that attack.