As the world continues to debate, discuss and argue over gun control following the latest mass shooting in the U.S., outsiders (non Americans) watch on and wonder why nothing changes -- just as much as Americans do. As (Canadian) Jeremy Bradley wonders this week, in the so-called "free world" why don't the people have the power? The debate is never ending: it's guns, it's gun-control laws, it's lawmakers, it's politicians, it's mental health. Is it all? Is it none? It's also led to an observation that perhaps Americans just enjoying disagreeing and having conflict and engaging in battle. It's trendy to be combative with people nowadays. Sad that it's taking so many lives in the process. Also, JB reads a Facebook post that proclaims people need god in their life and that's what'll make the U.S. a better place.