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Young people are missing moral values
#Bottomline w/ Reverend B.T. Rice
Reverend Rice and Marc discuss crime and violence in St. Louis. They agree the lack of morals and family structure are key factors. They disagree on gun regulation being a solution.
“The availability of those guns causes a huge problem,” says Reverend Rice.
Marc points out the people using the guns to commit acts of violence are criminals who obtain firearms illegally. Rev. Rice maintains that increased gun regulation would cut back on access.
They discuss a lack of church, faith and family stability, and agree our current societal values have been diminished to a detrimental degree.