What is the root cause of mass gun violence in the US, and how should it be solved?
What makes you think that mass gun violence is a problem, or that government should, or could solve it? Look at this, a list of causes of death, and gain perspective:Based on this chart, anyone who cares about “stopping death” should be 100 times more concerned about banning abortions than banning guns.In fact, guns save lives, so gun bans have actually led to governments killing about 100 million of their own citizens over the last 100 years, or about 1 million deaths per year, which is twice as bad as the abortion number.So, gun bans kill about 200 times more people than are being killed by guns now.Now, the “mass murders by gun” would be a much smaller subset of the larger category of “murder by gun”. So, it’s an even smaller problem.Nevertheless, I do have several proposed solutions, to this “non problem”, because I’m informed and I think.Nearly all mass shootings happen in gun free zones. So, therefore, ban gun free zones, because the mass shooters (who are insane by the way) are much smarter than your average Democrat Politician who thinks that gun free zones would somehow stop a mass shooter. Such zones only disarm those who obey laws.Nearly all mass shooters are on some kind of psycho medication. Americans are over medicated. Half of the pills for depression contain fluoride, which reduces IQ, and causes depression. The solution would be to stop prescribing the meds that mass shooters are on, because they are obviously not working, but causing brain damage.Advocate iodine. Iodine is the antidote to fluoride poisoning, which mimics iodine deficiency. Here are a correlation of 181 symptoms! SymptomsRepeal all of the nations gun laws, except the second amendment.Jail all politicians who try to pass new gun laws for treason against the Constitution, and for advocating the possibility for potential mass murder of an unarmed citizenry.Eliminate the fees for concealed carry (subset of point number 4). People should not have to pay, nor ask for permission, to exercise a constitutional right. The right to keep and bear arms is the second amendment. Can you imagine having to pay a fee to vote? Things like that were struck down long ago.