Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

what happened in Texas. And I'm going to answer two questions that came in from somebody who is from Germany.

And it deals with stereotypes and the way a lot of people see themselves and the reality.

And then it deals with perceptions and seeing something.

I'm from Germany.

I saw your news from Texas.

I'm so very sorry.

I have two questions.

We view Texas as the place where everybody carries a gun. Is this

wrong? Why didn't somebody shoot back? There were so many people around to stop it.

The second question, do you think the horrible footage will help make people more likely

to make their politicians act or at least shift thought as you like to say.

First question.

Okay, Texas is a place where everybody First question. Okay.

Texas a place where everybody carries a gun.

A whole lot of people.

A whole lot of people.

Undoubtedly, there were people in that crowd that had a firearm.

Why didn't they shoot back?

Because contrary to a lot of people's self-perception, most people aren't killers.

Most people are not killers.

An even smaller amount is the sort that would rush towards it and actively

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