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half the country has been angry for decades, tax-cuts for the wealthy further divided the top and bottom, so the angry people got behind a messiah like character who...you guessed it cut the same taxes the same ways....that is bonkers, yes
half the country has been angry for decades, tax-cuts for the wealthy further divided the top and bottom, so the angry people got behind a messiah like character who...you guessed it cut the same taxes the same ways....that is bonkers, yes
The shooters have been young...too young to have been so angered at society like that.
The studies were limited in scope (and also produced a variety of results) so as to make them relatively meaningless for this purpose. Sure, one can say that it is likely that SSRI's can cause some people to act violently. But there really isnt much more to be taken from that article than that.
I support constitutional carry and no licensing or registration for gun ownership. But just because I do not wish gun control to not be the target doesnt mean I will latch onto poor attempts to deflect from the matter. Yes, "mental health" is a problem but I am certainly not going to support locking people up who didnt commit a crime. Most people just say "mental health" is the issue simply to move the discussion away from gun control. But we also want government to have limited power so I am having trouble figuring out what the government is supposed to do about mental health to limit these shootings from happening. I am not saying I dont want the discussion to happen, I do. But I would like real ideas not just deflection attempts.
It is not a deflection attempt.
And posters who have been around here a lot longer than you would tell you that. Frankly, that is an insulting comment.
As for what can the government do to support mental health…about 100 things that they aren’t doing right now…
Shouldn’t the FDA be doing more than slapping a black box on the label of these drugs? But politicians are beholden to big pharma, aren’t they?
The mass shooting thing seemed to start with those events in the '80s.
You're questioning about how and why this didn't become an endemic problem in the Post Office probably is worth examining.
I'm thinking that the guys that were most at risk of snapping simply aged out and retired from the job.
Today what is really scary is that we have move guns out there and less morals. We have so many more young people that are easily unhinged when something doesn't go their way and they don't seem to have the will to overcome.
Last week in a post here on CD there was a mixed race kid that was attacking his white mom and calling her a racist because she was making him do chores. The school (Democrats) had taught him to identify with his perpetually oppressed Black half. They turned the kid into a victim within his own family.
This is an example of how much stress inducing nonsense that is being dumped on the kids these days by the Lefty schemes to control.
They are raising a generation that is questioning everything like their Gender, Race, Economic Disparity, Equity and if they are Woke enough. Add the likes of AOC telling us that we are going to die in 10 years due to Climate Change the future is looking Bleak and the kids are noticing to their detriment.
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