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Welcome to Mean Age Daydream with B. Brian McWilliams, Rubber, going to be making some jokes laughing out at broken world, but also laying out the philosophy for the future, how we can fix this mess.

We're in and have a great time doing it all with the mean-aged day.

What's up, Buttercups? Happy holidays, happy time of the year to you, all that good stuff.

I am, of course, Brian McWilliams, your bald and beautiful host, and I want to welcome

you to Mean Age Daydream.

I already know that this is going to be an episode that is going to get some conversations going.

It's a tough topic to talk about mass shootings in general,

but I voiced opinions in the past,

talking about what my opinion on why these things happen is, right?

Because we just had another one, this time a female shooter,

and it happened in Wisconsin. Before I get into that specific instance, I do want to say that

my position in the past has been that we don't have a gun problem, and I still don't think we don't

have a gun problem, because so many of the things that we're seeing now with these shooters, it's basically a recent problem.

I mean, we had far less gun control and far more guns per household because right now we might have more guns, but we do not have more guns per household.

That's actually gone down dramatically.

Of course, a lot of that has to do with the fact that we haven't

had major world wars and major U.S. wars like World War I, World War II, Vietnam, where you had a

lot of arms that were brought home by soldiers, either as souvenirs or just kept after the battle

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