Our problem, at its heart, is that we produce so many boys who want to shoot up a classroom full of students or a supermarket full of strangers. This is a cultural sickness, and our plague of occasional mass shootings will never be fixed until the patient, American culture, is cured through the revitalization of community and the restoration of family.

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