Paul Stanley says that “mental illness” isn’t the reason mass shootings are disproportionately common in the United States Of America when compared to similar countries around the world.
The 70-year-old KISS frontman made his comments in the wake of Tuesday’s mass shooting in a Uvalde, Texas element…
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