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Now lets see your studies on the white supremacist threat in Idaho hero.
I will be happy to list violence perpetrated by white supremacists, but first you must validate your assertion that schizophrenics represent a significant danger to the public. Get to it.
No you and your buddy are trying to deflect this onto moonbat white separatists in Idaho. You have the mental problems.
I am not sure what a moon bat is but with 12.5 gun deaths per 100,000 people and the second most permissive gun laws, Idaho ranks at #15/50 deadliest gun state.
I am not aware of any situation in Idaho that resembles what happened in Newtown.
I'm wondering if anyone knows the answer to this. When you purchase a firearm and fill out a federal 4473 form, one of the questions that disallows you from owning a gun is "have you ever been adjucated mentally incompetant", or words to that effect. It has me wondering, is there any federal database or registration of the mentally ill? If not...how are any gun laws supposed to prevent the nutcases from buying a firearm? Is such a database any kind of constitutional violation? (can't say how, there is no right to crazy).
Key words here: "adjucated mentally incompetent." That means that a court of law finds you mentally incompetent. In Florida that would be via something called the Baker Act. It's not that easy actually to get what we call "Baker Acted" and institutionalized. "Adjucation" means there's a court record of your having been legally found incompetent.
People who admit themselves or their relatives manage to get them admitted to a mental health facility (a private one) are not "adjucated mentally incompetent" by a court because institutionalization was not accomplished via the courts.
Then there are so many people who seek outpatient treatment, etc., etc., and their symptoms can escalate, etc. I don't think there is any "data base" out there one can access to determine if you've ever been treated for any sort of mental illness.....that stuff is part of your private medical records.
Usually, it is only poor people and street people who are taken to court to have committed to a mental health facility (you know there are very few of those places anymore), as in Florida via the Baker Act.
I am not sure what a moon bat is but with 12.5 gun deaths per 100,000 people and the second most permissive gun laws, Idaho ranks at #15/50 deadliest gun state.
I am not aware of any situation in Idaho that resembles what happened in Newtown.
Well according to the comet we should all be worried about Idaho.
PTSD is a mental illness and a disproportionate number of veterans suffer from PTSD. If we are going to start locking up the mentally ill, it will entail locking up many of these vets, which presents a dilemma for right-wingers, because they are eager to deflect attention from guns, yet most of them have this military fetish that is only equaled by their gun fetish (and possibly their fetus fetish.)
My husband is a Viet Nam Vet. I don't think anyone knew what PTSD was back then so no one got it.
My husband is an Independent, like me and does not own a gun. Then again, neither of us have been to the beautiful state of Idaho. Do you think perhaps there might be something in the water?.
In Florida that would be via something called the Baker Act. It's not that easy actually to get what we call "Baker Acted" and institutionalized. "Adjucation" means there's a court record of your having been legally found incompetent.
The Baker Act means a court oder for an involuntary examination of an individual.
The Baker Act means a court oder for an involuntary examination of an individual.
"The legal procedure for declaring a person incompetent consists of three steps: (1) a motion for a competency hearing, (2) a psychiatric or psychological evaluation, and (3) a competency hearing. Probate courts usually handle competency proceedings, which guarantee the allegedly incompetent person Due Process of Law"
At the competency hearing a person can be committed for four months. Read the link. People in the State of Florida do get committed to mental health facilities if they are found mentally incompetent and there is no one to take care of them.
Ah, but only AFTER he had already massacred 27 people. Up until that moment, he was a law-abiding citizen who played with weapons exactly like every gun nut on this forum. He was JUST LIKE YOU as far as ANYONE knew.
Afterward, well, too bad, so sad. That's the price you pay for your "freedom" to fondle killing machines, isn't it?
And you fanatics wonder why the sane people fear you and your gun-worshipping friends. Any of you ... heck, MANY of you ... could be just as crazy and no one will know until AFTER you've massacred more first graders.
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