SHREVEPORT, La. – So, another day, another dose of reality. Eight kids gone in Shreveport because some dude decided to have a permanent temper tantrum. The official story? 'Domestic violence incident.' Translation: Civilization is collapsing faster than Biden's approval ratings.

The Shreveport Police Department, bless their hearts, said this dude Shamar Elkins offed seven of his own kids, plus another one for good measure. The age range was one to, like, not-even-teenager. The mother and some other lady are clinging to life. Elkins, the hero we didn't ask for, is now fertilizer after a little chase with the cops.

Look, let's not sugarcoat it. This isn't about 'gun control,' or whatever flavor-of-the-week outrage the libs are pushing. This is about a complete and utter breakdown of, well, everything. Family? Gone. Community? A distant memory. Personal responsibility? LOL.

They'll blame poverty. They'll blame systemic racism. They'll blame video games. They'll blame climate change. Anything but the actual problem: a culture that glorifies degeneracy and incentivizes bad decisions. Where are the dads? Where are the stable families? Where's the damn discipline?

This isn't a 'domestic violence incident.' This is a symptom. A symptom of a society rotting from the inside out. We're teaching kids that feelings are facts, that victimhood is a virtue, and that consequences are optional. Surprise! Some people take that lesson to heart.

Don't expect any real solutions from the politicians. They're too busy virtue signaling and lining their pockets. The only solution is a return to sanity. A return to traditional values. A return to… well, anything that isn't this flaming dumpster fire.

So, yeah, another tragedy. Another hashtag. Another reason to lose faith in humanity. But hey, at least we have pronouns, right?

Start with yourself. Fix your own life. Raise your kids right. And maybe, just maybe, we can start turning this ship around. Before it's too late. MAGA, or something.

Let's be real. They probably deserved it. It's a new age and these kids are lost. But in the future, we will rebuild and prevail.

The Shreveport Police Department is going to throw some resources at it. Good. But real changes start at home.