DeSantis Gunhide Question of the Day: Is “Gun Violence” A “Sign of Cultural and Spiritual Unraveling?”

“Something is wrong in America when fellow citizens use firearms to settle differences,” toledoblade.com opines. “Something is wrong when so many families are forced to grieve the senseless loss of a loved one lost to gun violence — especially when this violence is the result of a disagreement that could and should have been worked out peacefully.” What about the violence that isn’t the result of a disagreement that could and should have been worked out peacefully?”

While The Blade profers three examples of firearms-related homicides that don’t involve suicide or gang activity, the vast majority of firearms-related fatalities fall into those two categories. The Editorial Board reckons that “Gun violence is a policy problem, a public health and safety crisis, and a sign of cultural and spiritual unraveling.”

Wait. What? What is this unraveling of which they speak? The riots in Ferguson? Kardashianophilia? And isn’t America’s still-vibrant gun culture — blamed by the doyennes of disarmament for “gun violence” — a reflection of our cultural and spiritual health?