A troubled young teen with a gun killed two teachers and two students at Apalachee High School in Georgia. Yesterday, a gunman opened fire on Highway 75 in Kentucky, shooting numerous people per report.

The teen was caught thanks to a good man with a gun. Authorities are searching the woods for the second gunman.

There are no excuses that can suffice in regard to the actions of these two individuals.

In the case of the psychopathic “troubled teen” and the I-75 gunman, there were markers along the way which should have told those who were involved in his life, both parents and friends, that there was something just not right with him.

You can call it profiling, or you can call it a spirit of discernment, as the Bible describes it. Those who were around these individuals should have noticed something.

In my opinion, there is one solution:

We need Evil Control.

What I mean is that we need parents to actually act like parents and be involved in their children’s lives. We need teachers and friends who care enough about individuals to say something to both them and their families when something is just not right.

As someone who watched his parents deal with the mental illness of a family member, I’m not saying that it will be easy. It is a hard thing to face up to and to confront. But, it has to be done.

Those like installed deteriorating President Joe Biden and his annointed proposed successor, clueless Kamala Harris, who are constantly calling for gun control, seek to punish the entire nation for the actions of some by taking away our 2nd Amendment rights.

If those same people would stop for a moment and consider that guns are inanimate objects which cannot fire themselves and then focus on the true cause of the increase in violence in our nation, then perhaps we could actually start making some headway and provide the care and treatment to the individuals who need it in time to avoid the horrific event of a mass shootings, such as happened this past week.

I am not saying that this will get rid of all of the mentally ill people in our country who wish to murder others, but it seems to me that back in the day when parents actually raised their children, along with the rest of the neighborhood who raised us, we did not see this preponderance of violent acts which we are seeing today.

Also, one last thing. Getting back to raising our children and grandchildren in the “Faith of Our Fathers”, wouldn’t be such a bad idea, either.

Until He Comes,

KJ