Tom Guarriello responds to a school shooting in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania that killed at least six children. He notes it happened on Yom Kippur and says he can't understand why these events keep occurring. He asks viewers to share their thoughts on what's driving the violence.
Oh, hi, Tubians! It's Tom. You know, most of us are just here to have fun and to see interesting things and to laugh and fool around. But I just couldn't help but ask a question given what I just heard on the news. A gunman just went into a one-room schoolhouse in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and started shooting children. At least 6 kids are reported to have been killed. And the thing I wanted to ask anybody who feels like listening and answering this is, what do you think's going on? What do you think's happening? I mean, we've had these things happen now a lot. I mean, more than just an incident here and an incident there. I mean, we're having lots and lots of children in school being killed, sometimes by their peers and sometimes by, you know, apparently this is a, from what it says here on Google News, a 32-year-old truck driver who went in. And I'm not asking you to to give any answers. Just what do you think? What do you think is happening here? And the fact that this happened on Yom Kippur, the most highest of Jewish holy days— I'm not Jewish, I have many friends who are— the fact that this happened on a day like this is also, you know, one of those unspeakable kinds of coincidences that's just too, too difficult to even like try to contemplate. But if any of you have any thoughts about what in the world you think is going on, make a video, drop a note. I'm really interested in your thoughts about this because this is really, this is a horrible, horrible thing that's happened again. And I don't know, I'm just trying to figure out what's going on, and maybe you guys are too. So thanks, bye.
