New, shocking details emerge in the timeline of the Evaldi School Massacre, and those details entirely up and left's favorite talking points.

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I haven't you gotten a VPN yet. It ExpressVPN right now at ExpressVPN.com slash Ben. There's a lot of talk every time

there is a horrible mass shooting, a school shooting particularly about the kinds of laws that need

to be on the books, the kind of protocols that need to be adopted, the kind of black letter

things that can be done to change the circumstances in which

we live. There's only one problem with all of this. When it comes down to it, the law is only implemented

by human behavior. And so we have a bunch of laws on the books all the time that are violated

in every one of these shootings, ranging from pure homicide laws to usually gun laws that are violated

in the course of conduct. In this particular case, there is nothing in the state of Texas that allows a person under the age of 21 to, for example, carry a concealed handgun. They're not allowed to walk under school premises with a gun. These are things that the shooter just did not care about and walked down to school premises and started murdering children. All of this sort of stuff happens all the time.

And this is also true with regard to, for example, the Buffalo shooting.

The Buffalo shooting, there are plenty of red flags.

Nobody ever filed for an executive restraining order.

No one ever filed for an ERPO, a restraining protective order

that would have prevented this person from being able to purchase guns

despite a long and lengthy history of mental issues, violent mental issues.

So when the laws are on the books, but then they don't actually properly get enforced,

this becomes a question of human behavior. And this is particularly true when it comes to police procedure.

We've seen over and over again, whether it is Parkland or whether it now turns out it is Yuvaldi,

that the police in these cases, whether it is failures of training or failures of courage,

have not done their job to protect innocent people.

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