Tucker: Psychiatric Drugs, Social Alienation, Broken Families, War On Men More Relevant Than Gun ControlChris MenahanInformationLiberation Feb. 16, 2018 |
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Tucker Carlson said Thursday on Fox News that psychiatric drugs, social alienation, the destruction of the nuclear family and the war on men are far more relevant topics to discuss than gun control if our goal is to stop mass shootings. This man is the number one voice of reason on TV. From Fox News: In the wake of the Florida school shooting, many on the left have renewed their calls for stricter gun control legislation.In contrast to Tucker's comments, this is the advice that's coming out of the left: Let's take a look at how America has changed since the 1960s. Demographics have shifted dramatically since the passage of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. Violent crime rates have skyrocketed and despite falling since the 1990's they're more than double what they were in 1960. Out of wedlock births are skyrocketing. Economic gains are mostly being concentrated in the hands of a tiny globalist elite. Debt levels across the board have skyrocketed. The US went from a creditor nation to a debtor nation. Deaths of despair among the white working-class are surging (and this is being cheered by the left). White women are now drinking themselves to death at record rates. Women's happiness is falling despite feminist "liberation." One in four women are now on psychiatric drugs. Divorce rates are also way up. Might it be possible that these issues have a bit more impact on our society than gun ownership? Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook and Gab. |