San Bernadino shooting yesterday. When I first saw the story I got angry. Not again. More lives lost. More hate. More pain. More sorrow. And the media and the politicians spin it. We need gun control! We need to close our borders to refugees! But clearly the problem is here, or there wouldn't be more than a dozen people dead in a city that is probably more like mine that I realize. Someone told me that the solution is to arm everyone. If all the good people have guns too, maybe the madness can be stopped. But it's only a matter of time until the madness overtakes us all. The perpetrators of these horrific events are human, after all. And we all have human frailties. So the solution doesn't lie in relying on the goodness of the people you arm. That goodness is fallible, corruptible. There is truly only one solution: Alma 31:5--"And now, as the preaching of the word had a great tendency to lead the people to do that which was just—yea, it had had