A wise old Iowa farmer once told his son, "If it's broken, you can't fix it until you know why it broke." The advice is valid and needs to be applied to the problems of our day.
There is much angst, worry, and concern over recent events in our country involving the mass shooting of innocent people. Politicians are running to the TV cameras to explain how they will "fix it." A plausible answer has yet to emerge from the chest-pounding and vote-seeking noise we are hearing.
Will simply writing new laws on a piece of paper solve the situation?