A horrific shooting in Nashville leaves three little kids and three adults dead.

The victims were students and teachers at a Christian school.

The shooter was a 28-year-old woman who identified as a transgender man.

We don't know much about the shooter's motives, but that has not stopped people,

particularly liberals, from reading from their perennial script to blame guns,

and the Second Amendment for the evil actions of criminals.

More information is coming to light by the hour, and we will get into a lot of it today.

But even if we didn't know anything at all about this shooter,

we would know that the fault could not lie with the Second Amendment and guns, guns, which have

been around for about a thousand years. Guns have become more lethal since the 11th century when

they were invented. There's no question about that. But guns actually have not become all that

much more lethal. They have not changed all that much over the past century. Machine guns were

invented in the 1880s. The Tommy gun was invented in 1918. Those guns are much deadlier than anything

ordinary civilians can get their hands on today. No, over the past 100 years, guns have not changed

much at all. Our conceptions of mental health, on the other hand, and spiritual reality and political

institutions have all transformed almost beyond recognition. But very few people in power are

willing to admit that. It's much easier to point fingers implausibly at the NRA or whatever.

Much easier and much more dangerous. Our reckless and negligent rulers get off the hook.

The root causes of our social rot remain unaddressed. And we all just wait for the next predictable

tragedy. I'm Michael Nolzist, Michael Nolz Show.

Welcome back to the show. We have a lot to get to. A lot of viral video reaction of all of

these social ills that we're talking about. The isolation, the collapse of the family and the

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