Oct 17, 2026 · 14 min · 9 segments
So now we have another school shooting where this time a parent driving by on his lunch break notices something bad takes his gun goes into a school that doesn't allow you to bring in a gun and takes…
I'm sure when the child comes out, it's going to have some mental problems, walk into an elementary school, shoot it up with their gun that their parent purchased, is what I heard.
And a parent of a students inside the school just happened to be going to lunch, saw some commotion, went in with his gun, and stopped the threat.
Now, I wanna remind you guys, we live in the United States of America, where we always continually have a fight over gun rights, gun laws, gun rules, okay? And it's so much easier to blame the gun than to blame the 16-year-old mentally disturbed child that walked into the school.
It is so easy for us to start making all of our stupid videos about how we need to legislate guns more, because I don't really...
There are mi- millions of guns out there, and quite a few of them are held by criminals.
And a lot of them are also held by police officers, military, okay? Guns, okay? And [clears throat] as we've seen in the past, not all of those professions are mentally stable.
Instead of, instead of worrying about the gun laws, maybe we should make more laws on giving 16-year-olds guns who are not mentally ill, or who are, who are mentally ill, or not mentally stable.
Maybe more parents have to go to prison so that we set an example of, "Don't give them the guns." But as for gun sales, I'm 100% for it.
But I, I, I don't understand out of this whole entire situation that we're coming on social media, and we're worried about people fighting to get rid of guns, 'cause it's a mute conversation, and it's, it's not gonna go anywhere.
What will go somewhere is when we find out why all of these people are taking weapons into schools and killing people in a school.
I'm sure when the child comes out, it's going to have some mental problems, walk into an elementary school, shoot it up with their gun that their parent purchased, is what I heard.
And a parent of a students inside the school just happened to be going to lunch, saw some commotion, went in with his gun, and stopped the threat.
Now, I wanna remind you guys, we live in the United States of America, where we always continually have a fight over gun rights, gun laws, gun rules, okay? And it's so much easier to blame the gun than to blame the 16-year-old mentally disturbed child that walked into the school.
It is so easy for us to start making all of our stupid videos about how we need to legislate guns more, because I don't really...
There are mi- millions of guns out there, and quite a few of them are held by criminals.
And a lot of them are also held by police officers, military, okay? Guns, okay? And [clears throat] as we've seen in the past, not all of those professions are mentally stable.
Instead of, instead of worrying about the gun laws, maybe we should make more laws on giving 16-year-olds guns who are not mentally ill, or who are, who are mentally ill, or not mentally stable.
Maybe more parents have to go to prison so that we set an example of, "Don't give them the guns." But as for gun sales, I'm 100% for it.
But I, I, I don't understand out of this whole entire situation that we're coming on social media, and we're worried about people fighting to get rid of guns, 'cause it's a mute conversation, and it's, it's not gonna go anywhere.
What will go somewhere is when we find out why all of these people are taking weapons into schools and killing people in a school.
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