Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "The Truth About the Maine Mass Shooting" video.

  1. Americans have ALWAYS owned lots of guns. But mass shootings are a relatively recent phenomenon. It's not the guns. We have a societal crisis that is literally driving people insane. Men, to take just one example, have been constantly demonized as "toxic" for DECADES by the feminist-leaning media. Men used to have a valued place in society; now, we're despised and denigrated. Mass shooters often fit a psychological and behavioral profile. Many of America’s most notorious mass shooters have been young, angry men who displayed antisocial behavior before they carried out attacks. A team at the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions analyzed 110 gun homicides of four or more people between 2014 and 2019 and found that in 68 percent of events, the perpetrator either killed an intimate partner or a family member, or had a history of domestic violence. In 2015, a University of Alabama researcher found that a uniquely American cultural and mental strain leads mass shooters to target workplaces and schools — as opposed to the military installations often targeted in other countries — because these institutions represent the societal forces that gunmen believe have mistreated them.
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